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finding:a-planning-feature-representing-end-word-rabbit-activates-at-the-newline-token-before-claude-begins-writing-a-rhyming-line-and-attention-streams-carry-it-forward-biasing-predictions-toward-rabbitA planning feature representing end-word 'rabbit' activates at the newline token before Claude begins writing a rhyming line, and attention streams carry it forward biasing predictions toward 'rabbit'
Illustrative finding from Lindsey et al. 2025 / Hanna and Ameisen 2026 showing intention-like representations in attention streams
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extracted_from(2026) · Pierre Beckmann · Patrick Butlin
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