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A LessWrong post argues that the core intuitions behind mechanistic interpretability research are simple enough for a young child with linear algebra knowledge to grasp, despite the field's jargon, and cites a recent paper from Goodfire.
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“Ambitious mechanistic interpretability research is full of jargon, but the underlying intuitions are so simple that a five-year-old (with a firm grasp of linear algebra) could understand them.”
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