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concept:agentic-behavior-in-llmsAgentic behavior in LLMs
Nine traits characterizing LLM-as-agent deployments; all nine are natural in both models
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- The layered structure of which behaviors a model defaults to, can be steered toward, or resists—the central object of study
- Internal representations encoding emotion concepts in large language models, identified by probing and SAE methods
- Understanding how LMs learn linguistic behaviours may offer insights into fundamental properties of languagehypothesis0.768Forward-looking hypothesis linking LM mechanism analysis to linguistic theory
- Where does reliable, goal-directed behavior come from in LLMs if it is not explicitly programmed?question0.767Opening motivating question that UCCT attempts to answer through semantic anchoring
- Prior finding that LLM refusal is mediated by a single latent direction, analogous to this paper's reflection direction.
- The practice of providing LLMs with a persona description to shape their generated responses
- The ability of LLMs to monitor and evaluate their own reasoning, closely related to reflection.
- Central interpretive claim of the paper