Chris Potts' COLM 2026 Actionable Interpretability keynote slides on SALVE now public
stanfordnlp · x · 2026-10-26
Stanford NLP shared Chris Potts' keynote slides from the Actionable Interpretability workshop at COLM 2026. The talk presents Search-Aided Latent Verbalization (SALVE), a search-aided approach to verbalizing latent representations. Recordings exist but may not be published; slides are openly viewable.
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