My Father's Technology Timeline
In 1990, my father bought a computer for his five-year-old son.
In 1990, my father bought a computer for his five-year-old son.
We administered the REI-40 dual-processing personality inventory to 5 frontier LLMs. The results reveal distinct ’thinking style’ profiles — from neutral responders to rational enthusiasts.
Building an open-source tool that controls LLM personality using Steering Vectors.
Kenrick’s evolutionary reconstruction of Maslow’s hierarchy, and how digital services exploit our evolved motivational systems.
Why can’t you resist that midnight snack during a diet? Two independent processing systems live inside your head—one that calculates and one that feels. A look at Pacini & Epstein’s 1999 study on the Rational-Experiential Inventory.
One man argued that language was a matter of reward and habit, and lost famously. Half a century later, the machines that talk to us are trained with exactly that: reward.
Leveraging what the LLM already knows. An experiment extracting document relevance signals from Attention Maps to rerank sentences, along with a survey of related papers.
Finding emotion-related features in GPT-2 using OpenAI’s pretrained SAE, then training one from scratch. Feature patching turns ‘good person’ into ‘shit’.
K-means is actually an extreme case of GMM, and GMM is the canonical application of the EM algorithm. How these three connect within a single framework, and how information geometry explains the relationship.
Just as Newton’s F=ma describes the physical world, information geometry describes how AI learns. An intuitive guide for beginners.