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method:chain-of-thought-promptingChain-of-thought prompting
Technique by which LLMs generate intermediate reasoning steps before final output; used by ChatGPT o3.
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Papers (1)
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Thinkers (1)
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- Jason WeistudiesEmergent abilities of LLMs.
Concepts (3)
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- Self-Referential Processinganalogous_toThe central experimental manipulation: directing a model to attend to its own cognitive activity
- Reflection in LLMsassociated_withThe core phenomenon studied: the ability of LLMs to evaluate and revise their own reasoning.
- The hidden reasoning steps generated by recent LLMs before visible output; mentioned in the technology section.
Methods (1)
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- Self-Referential Processing Induction Promptanalogous_toThe minimal prompt directing models to 'focus on any focus itself' without invoking consciousness vocabulary; the main experimental manipulation
Claims (1)
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- Mechanistic framing of how self-referential prompting achieves its effects without architecture modification
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- A technique that outputs intermediate reasoning steps, used here to detect verbalized eval awareness.
- Medium through which eval awareness is often verbalized; target of intervention.
- Chain-of-thought prompting elicits reasoning in large language models (Wei et al., 2022)concept0.854Foundational paper on CoT prompting cited as basis for reasoning LLM training
- Central concept: verbalized reasoning that occurs after the model has already internally settled on an answer, particularly on easier tasks.
- A prompting technique that elicits intermediate reasoning steps before final answer inference in language models.
- Using multi-step reasoning by generating intermediate thoughts.
- Phenomenon where steering vector intervention causes model's final output to contradict its own explicitly honest reasoning conclusion
- Six prompt conditions (emptiness, prior relaxation, non-duality, mindfulness, boundless care, contemplative) tested against baseline