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Does the Model Use the Feature? Separating Steering from Mechanism in LLMs
Internal features in LLMs are often interpreted as mechanisms when they track a concept and their manipulation changes a related behavior. Yet steering can push a feature far outside its natural range, where its effects need not reflect the model's own computation. We examine this inference and prop
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