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question:how-can-internal-features-be-linked-to-reliable-control-of-complex-behavior-level-semantic-attributeshow can internal features be linked to reliable control of complex, behavior-level semantic attributes?
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extracted_from(2026) · Ruikang Zhang · Shuo Wang · Q. Su
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- Our findings provide a novel, robust mechanistic path for the regulation of complex AI behaviors.gatesInterpretation that the work opens a new avenue for controlling complex AI.
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