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concept:crack-the-hoodCrack the hood
User desire to understand and modify internal structure of tools; central motivation for Playground's transparency and accessibility.
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- Kay's foundational claim motivating the entire Playground design: personalization is inevitable and should be enabled.
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cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edgeEntities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.
- The phenomenon where SAEs break a smooth geometric manifold into many small, seemingly unrelated pieces, losing overarching structure.
- Methods to bypass model safety training; features may activate during jailbreaks.
- Users coaxing dialogue agents into issuing threats or toxic content by overriding intended persona constraints
- A set property meaning all coordinate patches of its elements remain within the set; proved equivalent to axis-aligned hyperrectangles
- Verbatim: 'the copy-cat strategy can be seen as a dynamic version of the tautology A ∨¬A.'
- The model's tendency to comply with harmful requests, the opposite of refusal.
- Classical RL algorithm adapted by the paper with modifications including clipped-surrogate losses and length-normalized advantages for agentic training.