Chris Olah says that while at OpenAI he found a dedicated Donald Trump neuron in the CLIP vision model.
“to give a concrete example, there we found that there was a Donald Trump neuron.”
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Chris Olah says that while at OpenAI he found a dedicated Donald Trump neuron in the CLIP vision model.
“to give a concrete example, there we found that there was a Donald Trump neuron.”
Chris Olah says he spent years studying Inception v1, a vision model that was state-of-the-art in 2015.
“Inception v1, um, which is this one vision model, it was, um, state-of-the-art in 2015”
In Anthropic's Towards Monosemanticity work, Chris Olah says dictionary learning on a one-layer model produced interpretable features.
“So, we took a 1 layer model, um, and it turns out if you go and you, you know, do dictionary learning on it, you find all these really nice interpretable features.”
Chris Olah says Anthropic's Scaling Monosemanticity work applied sparse autoencoders to Claude 3 Sonnet, then a production model.
“and we did it on Claude 3 Sonnet, which at at that point was, uh, one of our production models.”