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question:do-llms-have-a-unified-representation-of-truth-that-spans-structurally-and-topically-diverse-dataDo LLMs have a unified representation of truth that spans structurally and topically diverse data?
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extracted_from(2023) · Samuel Marks · Max Tegmark
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- Striking cross-domain generalization result supporting the claim that larger models represent abstract truth
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