You can train a model to zig-zag its activations, mini interpretability demo
Sauers_ · x · 2026-10-20
@Sauers shares a toy experiment: you can just train a model so its internal activations zig-zag along a chosen path, with a visualization attached. The author notes the result isn't perfect yet, plans to increase training data and train a new model for generalization, and teases a cooler follow-up.
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