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Detecting Unintended Outputs via Introspection

Models can distinguish artificially prefilled outputs from intentional responses by referencing prior internal representations; injection of matching concept vector causes model to retroactively accept prefill as intentional.

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Emergent Introspective Awareness in Large Language Models
(2026) · Lindsey, Jack

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  • Criterion requiring that causal influence of internal state on description be internal, not routed through sampled outputs; rules out pseudo-introspection via self-observation.

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