"An elephant's faithful, one hundred percent!"

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• "An elephant never forgets!"concept0.803
  Epigraph emphasizing Elephant's ability to refer directly to complete history of past events.
• faithfulnessconcept0.745
  The condition that commitments are fulfilled.
• Measuring Faithfulness in Chain-of-Thought Reasoning (Lanham et al. 2023)concept0.719
  Cited regarding possibility of encoding misaligned reasoning in benign chains-of-thought
• Faithfulness of Explanationsconcept0.718
  Property of explanations that accurately reflect the actual causal mechanisms of the model being explained.
• Mechanistic faithfulnessconcept0.718
  Idea that decomposed components must causally reflect the model's computation; enforced by adversarial ablation in VPD.
• There is Strength in Numbersclaim0.713
• Elephant 2000 programs can perform some kinds of speech acts as genuinely as humans, including genuine promises.claim0.706
  McCarthy's position against Searle: computers can genuinely promise without requiring Searle's conditions (e.g., belief that fulfillment benefits recipient).
• "Of course there is no question that a tree or an elephant is one individual..."quote0.704
  J. T. Bonner (1950) epigraph capturing the fundamental challenge of defining biological individuality amid borderline cases like colonial organisms.