Jacobian Lens and Global Workspace Interpretability
A 2026 Transformer Circuits study maps intermediate activations into final-layer coordinates, then uses interventions to test a small token-aligned broadcast component.
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A 2026 Transformer Circuits study maps intermediate activations into final-layer coordinates, then uses interventions to test a small token-aligned broadcast component.
An interactive comparison of ring and balanced-tree schedules for combining distributed online-softmax states, with exact-arithmetic equivalence and scoped communication costs.
An updated guide to AlphaProof's three Lean-checked IMO 2024 solutions, AlphaGeometry 2, reinforcement-learning proof search, and the kernel trust boundary.
A July 11 snapshot of GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna; GPT-Live; Claude Fable 5 and Sonnet 5; restricted Mythos 5; and other major families, using official release material and leaving undisclosed architecture fields unknown.
A statistical view of the difficulty-stability-retrievability model, its power-law forgetting curve, parameter fitting, and TheoremPath's fixed FSRS-5 defaults.
Step the forward and reverse processes of a 2D toy diffusion. Watch noise schedules, score estimates, and DDIM vs DDPM samplers side by side.
Train a 2-layer attention-only transformer in your browser. Watch the induction circuit form during the loss-cliff phase transition; ablate any head to see in-context learning collapse.
Thin shells, random projections, Marchenko-Pastur spectra, and spiked PCA on one interactive board.
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A small creature-metaphor habit in GPT-5.5 becomes a clean case study in reward models, proxy objectives, behavior transfer, and synthetic-data feedback loops.
ReadA book note on Welling, Lu, and Holdijk's Generative AI and Stochastic Thermodynamics: variational free energy as a unifying language for VAEs, normalizing flows, diffusion, flow matching, and Schrödinger bridges.
ReadA book note on The Scaling Era: An Oral History of AI, 2019-2025. Scaling made AI progress legible. The next edge will come from research, judgment, and tool fluency.
ReadA short note on fast tools, fluent output, and the slower work of understanding machine learning.
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