GANPaint, the classic mechanistic interpretability tool, revived via vibe coding
hen_str · x · 2026-11-03
GANPaint, one of the first mechanistic interpretability tools with intuitive paint-style interaction (based on GAN Dissection, ICLR 2019, MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab), is back online thanks to vibe coding. Users can paint concepts like trees, doors and sky directly into GAN-generated church images.
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