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News/Recurrence Is Not Enough: Causally Validating Multilingual SAE Translation Features in Gemma 2 and 3
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Recurrence Is Not Enough: Causally Validating Multilingual SAE Translation Features in Gemma 2 and 3

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arXiv:2609.04808v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Sparse autoencoder (SAE) features are increasingly used to explain and steer language-model behavior, but it remains unclear whether a feature found in one language context plays the same causal role when processing prompts in another language. We st

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