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Some Tokens Behave like Magnets: Revealing Linguistic Organization in the Layers of Language Models
We identify a special group of token vectors inside large language models (LLMs), which we term magnetic vectors, that organize the surrounding tokens by either attracting or repelling them. Particularly, tokens pointing the same way as an attracting magnet are elongated; tokens pointing the same wa
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