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From Plato to Aristotle: Toward a General Theory of Representation Hypotheses
The Platonic Representation Hypothesis (PRH) holds that increasingly capable models converge toward a common representation. However, recent studies have shown different views on aligning representations via their neighborhoods, spanning trees, and distances. We show that these views can differ beca
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