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Relative Representations Enable Portable White-Box Monitoring Across Language Models
Independently trained autoregressive language models often acquire similar capabilities, but it remains unclear whether their internal representations organize behaviorally relevant information in compatible ways. We show that models do in fact organize information similarly by using specific behavi
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