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Rewired or Gated? How Instruction Tuning Shapes Knowledge-Conflict Circuits in LLMs
In language models, the choice between believing the prompt and believing the weights is made by a handful of identifiable attention heads. Instruction tuning changes how models behave under conflict, but whether it rewires the underlying circuit or merely gates/reweights already present components,
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