Interpretability
Reverse-engineering the internal mechanisms of neural networks to predict, verify, and steer their behavior.
The Problem
Neural networks are largely black boxes: we see inputs and outputs, but not the internal logic connecting them. If we don't know why a model made a decision, we can't be confident it will behave safely in novel situations, and existing methods struggle to scale as models grow to billions of parameters.
What We're Working On
- Mechanistic interpretability — Finding circuits in small-to-medium models that generalize to larger systems.
- Representation & self-supervised learning — What learned representations encode and how they transfer across tasks.
- Activation steering — Using internal representations to monitor and control model behavior at inference time.
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