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Goodfire essay argues neural networks are already "clean" and polysemanticity was mostly fixable

Goodfire's new essay by Nick Cammarata argues that the messy, many-jobs neurons seen in early models came from ordinary, mostly fixable training issues rather than superposition, and that most neurons in very large models can now be understood. Sumer...

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Goodfire's new essay by Nick Cammarata argues that the messy, many-jobs neurons seen in early models came from ordinary, mostly fixable training issues rather than superposition, and that most neurons in very large models can now be understood. Sumer...

Goodfire's new essay by Nick Cammarata argues that the messy, many-jobs neurons seen in early models came from ordinary, mostly fixable training issues rather than superposition, and that most neurons in very large models can now be understood. Sumer Vaid's thread says the essay estimates about 90% of neurons in...

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