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Do Knowledge and Reasoning Oriented Benchmarks Induce Stable Representation Signatures in LLMs?
Internal signatures could support monitoring, adaptive computation, and mechanistic analysis, but benchmark prompts can be separable without any shared computational distinction. We test whether a prespecified knowledge/reasoning label defines a reusable internal signature in five contemporary 7B to
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