[HUMAN VOICE] "How useful is mechanistic interpretability?" by ryan_greenblatt, Neel Nanda, Buck, habryka

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20/01/2024 41 min
[HUMAN VOICE] "How useful is mechanistic interpretability?" by ryan_greenblatt, Neel Nanda, Buck, habryka

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Support ongoing human narrations of LessWrong's curated posts:www.patreon.com/LWCuratedSource:https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/tEPHGZAb63dfq2v8n/how-useful-is-mechanistic-interpretabilityNarrated for LessWrong by Perrin Walker.Share feedback on this narration.[Curated Post] ✓[125+ Karma Post] ✓

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