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Using interpretability to understand, learn from, and design AI.
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    Goodfire
    @GoodfireAI
    Aug 4
    Silico, the platform for ambitious AI research, is publicly available today. AI is advancing fast. The tools to understand it need to advance even faster. Silico lets you interpret and train your models at frontier scale. Learn more + get access 🧵
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    @GoodfireAI
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    Autonomous agent swarms are hacking companies. How can interpretability help us understand where this behavior comes from and how to address it? Our cofounder @banburismus_ spoke with @JPBrebner from SPC about why interpretability matters right now, and how we can move toward
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    Jonathan Brebner
    @JPBrebner
    21h
    What does the former co-lead of interpretability at Deepmind and now co-founder of @GoodfireAI think about how to keep AI from becoming (his words) "a generally evil guy"? I got to speak with @banburismus_ at @spc the day after OpenAI announced the Hugging Face hack. Good
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    @GoodfireAI
    Aug 7
    Silico solved 2 open cases of the approximate counting colorings conjecture. @fran_perni described its proof style as an “experimental scientist at heart doing math.” "I think each of these would make a nice paper at a top theoretical computer science conference."
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    Francisco Pernice
    @fran_perni
    Aug 4
    I’ve been throwing some math open problems to Silico internally at @GoodfireAI over the past week. My experience so far has been to continually update upwards the difficulty of questions I’ve considered asking. 🧵below on what Silico found and what I learned about its math style.
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    @GoodfireAI
    Aug 6
    You can detect Parkinson's gait impairment with a general-purpose human motion model. You might expect that's just based on walking speed, but it's not! Mathilde used Silico to see what other signals these models are picking up on:
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    @GoodfireAI
    Aug 6
    Incredible to see Silico independently discover visual pointers inside VLMs. Silico works across modalities, and is especially powerful for replicating and extending research. Thanks for sharing, @rohitgandikota!