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Networks encode structured geometric concepts that reflect external reality.

Core claim of the paper: the right level of description for neural representations is geometric structure mirroring the world.

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The World Inside Neural Networks
(2026) · Geiger, Atticus · Lubana, Ekdeep Singh · Fel, Thomas · Merullo, Jack +3

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  • The structured geometry present in the external world (e.g., circles, spatial manifolds) that networks learn to mirror.
  • Theoretical thread suggesting discoverable geometric priors shared across systems; circular number representations support this hypothesis.
  • Training data with inherent geometric or relational structure, which induces geometric organization in model internals.

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