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A LessWrong post argues that mechanistic interpretability can be framed as a verifiable task, describing an approach where hypothesized components of MLP layers are replaced with the algorithm they are thought to compute and checked against reconstruction loss.
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“If we think parts of MLP0-MLP3 are computing [a sorting algorithm], we can replace those parts with [a sorting algorithm] and check reconstruction loss. [1] However, reconstruction loss is not enough.”
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