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A Polygraph for Language Models
Can a language model's internal activity reveal deception? A look at early experiments and a proposal for making detector alarms more reliable.
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Can a language model's internal activity reveal deception? A look at early experiments and a proposal for making detector alarms more reliable.
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How diffusion-based optimization discovers diverse octopus-arm coordination patterns and edits them to recover crawling performance under new actuation constraints.
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How filtering-control duality produces transformer-like layers, and what a simple prediction experiment reveals about attention and memory.
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A dual perspective on how decoder-only Transformers and State Space Models can be viewed as two sides of the same coin in modeling sequential data, with an implication for efficient algorithm design.
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A HMM-based learning framework that understand sequential data while ensuring full interpretability and fast convergence.
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An exploration of the role of positional encodings in transformer language models, including their construction and impact on model performance.
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How a neural network extends mechanics-based soft-arm reconstruction, turning sparse marker poses into smooth posture and strain estimates fast enough for real-time use.
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How reinforcement learning, fast energy shaping, and local contact reflexes work together to coordinate a simulated octopus searching for food.
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How muscle geometry and energy shaping turn reaching and grasping in three dimensions into a search for a useful equilibrium.
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How camera measurements and Cosserat rod mechanics recover bending, twisting, stretching, and shearing along a soft robotic arm.
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