Specificity and Sensitivity of Indicators

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• Prompt Sensitivity Analysismethod0.770
  Systematic modification of system prompt elements to identify which are necessary for alignment faking
• Sensitivity as a property common to all matter or as a result of the organization of matter (Diderot's hypothesis).hypothesis0.760
  A simple hypothesis that explains everything, contrasted with the mechanistic view that creates mysteries.
• specific adaptationconcept0.749
  Real, non-stochastic adaptation where each piece is uniquely shaped to its place, not randomly varied.
• Positive Indicatorsconcept0.746
  Properties of a system that should increase credence that the system is conscious
• differential sensitivityconcept0.739
  The capacity to distinguish which of multiple sentences received injection or which received stronger injection, contrasted with binary detection
• Selectivitymethod0.739
  Adapted control task metric measuring difference between odds-ratio on original task and arbitrary-label control task
• context-sensitivityconcept0.735
  Deep responsiveness to local conditions, essential for a process to be living.
• Indicators are merely intended to be credence-shifting; we do not need to be certain that a theory is correct for it to provide useful indicators.claim0.733
  Key epistemic stance of the Bayesian approach to indicators