has anyone ever written a diss track of your paper
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Stanford NLP's Christopher Potts challenges rebuttal claiming sparse autoencoders outperform simple baselines for LLM steering
The dispute centers on evaluations within the AXBENCH benchmark.
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Christopher Potts@ChrisGPotts
@aryaman2020 Is "can" as in "I can make a lay-up" or as in "I can make a shot from center court"?
Aryaman Arora@aryaman2020
has anyone ever written a diss track of your paper
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Christopher Potts@ChrisGPotts
@aryaman2020 @lateinteraction In any case, no AI allowed. As Kendrick Lamar presciently said back in 2015, "I can dig rapping, but a rapper just prompting? What the f*ck happened?"
Christopher Potts@ChrisGPotts
@aryaman2020 @lateinteraction I think if Jørgensen and Hansen challenge us to a rap battle, we should absolutely accept. Or are we supposed to challenge them first? I am not sure of the etiquette.
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Christopher Potts@ChrisGPotts
@aryaman2020 @lateinteraction I think if Jørgensen and Hansen challenge us to a rap battle, we should absolutely accept. Or are we supposed to challenge them first? I am not sure of the etiquette.
Aryaman Arora@aryaman2020
@lateinteraction i will let @ChrisGPotts post the steering vector-themed parody of Eminem's "Without Me" but at least i can reply with this
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