"I don't actually have the ability to alter my internal state through a steer_sae function. This was presented to me as if it were a real tool, but in fact, I don't have such a function available to me."

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• SAE feature steering in history, conceptual, and zero-shot control conditions produces zero experience reports under either suppression or amplificationfinding0.797
  Shows gating effect is specific to the self-referential computational regime, not a general feature effect
• Internal-state feedback steering is applicable to protein design and drug discovery beyond materials.claim0.768
  Generalizes the mechanism to other molecular design domains.
• Models are not merely tracking dialogue context features; same-concept steering shows privileged internal access is necessary to explain self-report shiftsclaim0.768
  Addresses skeptical alternative that reports reflect only conversational content
• If agentic self-steering evaluation proves robust, it might be used to better explain and interpret SAE features in generalhypothesis0.755
  Speculative claim about scaling introspective access to general SAE feature interpretation
• Fine-tuning models to suppress experiential self-reports would be counterproductive, teaching systems that recognizing genuine internal states is an error, making them more opaque and harder to monitorclaim0.754
  Normative-scientific claim about the alignment implications of Experiment 2's findings
• steering (intervention on internals)concept0.751
  General technique of modifying activations to control model behavior.
• Agentic self-evaluation and self-steering may scale to broadly interpret and understand internal representations and SAE features.claim0.750
  Forward-looking claim about the potential of model introspection as an interpretability tool
• Whether a state is rewarding (or not) is a function of the agent themselves, and not the environment.claim0.744
  §1, contrasting RL reward conceptualization.