neuron-finder locates specific neurons in ~5 minutes on a consumer GPU
pbaylies · x · 2026-10-28
Jonathan Chang unveiled neuron-finder, a tool he built with Claude that can locate a specific target neuron in 5 minutes on a consumer GPU with a high hit rate—a practical shortcut for targeted interpretability work.
It's also a notable example of AI-assisted research tooling, developed collaboratively with Anthropic's Claude.
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