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Through the Looking Glass: Directly Reading and Writing Transformers
How many of a transformer's components decide a token? Counted by the absolute value of each unit's and channel's contribution to the logit, one prediction rests on thousands to hundreds of thousands of them. But contributions are signed, and across eighteen models the mass pushing away from the pre
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