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Goodfire reports better neuron explanations from scaling agent investigations

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Goodfire says scaling agent-driven investigations reliably improves its neuron explanations, measured by simulation scores.

The company says each neuron it describes gives clues for the next, so its understanding of the network compounds.

Separately, Goodfire says it can generate short natural-language descriptions of neurons' roles. Given to a judge model, the company says these descriptions predict when a neuron will fire, simulate its behavior, and activate it more strongly than anything in its corpus.

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  1. Nov 10, 1:26 PM ET · 1 article
    Goodfire reports improved neuron explanations from scaling agent investigations
    Goodfire: Goodfire says scaling agent investigations improves neuron explanations
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    Goodfire reports findings on predicting and activating neurons
    Goodfire: Goodfire says natural-language neuron descriptions predict and activate neurons

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  1. GoodfireOfficial
    Goodfire says scaling agent investigations improves neuron explanations

    AIGoodfire reports that scaling agent-driven investigations reliably improves its neuron explanations, as measured by simulation scores. It says each neuron described gives clues to the next, so its understanding of the network compounds.

    Image from @GoodfireAI's post
  2. GoodfireOfficial
    Goodfire says natural-language neuron descriptions predict and activate neurons

    AIGoodfire says it can generate short natural-language descriptions of neurons' roles. Given to a judge model, the descriptions predict when a neuron will fire and simulate its behavior. Goodfire says the method activates neurons more strongly than anything in its corpus.

    Image from @GoodfireAI's post

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