This post shows “concept algebra” on language model: inject, suppress, and compose human-understandable concepts at inference time (no retraining, no prompt engineering).
There’s an interactive demo on the post.
Would love feedback on:
(1) what steering tasks you’d benchmark,
(2) failure cases you’d want to see,
(3) whether this kind of compositional control is useful in real products.
I would personally like some quantification of how good this is compared to just replacing the system prompt of an off the shelf 8B parameter language model.
The suppression bit is very powerful. I would like to see a quantification of how often a steered 'normal' language model will mention things you asked it to suppress vs how often this one does
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This post shows “concept algebra” on language model: inject, suppress, and compose human-understandable concepts at inference time (no retraining, no prompt engineering).
There’s an interactive demo on the post.
Would love feedback on: (1) what steering tasks you’d benchmark, (2) failure cases you’d want to see, (3) whether this kind of compositional control is useful in real products.
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47131225
The suppression bit is very powerful. I would like to see a quantification of how often a steered 'normal' language model will mention things you asked it to suppress vs how often this one does