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    Goodfire AI's Silico Replicates Classic Interpretability Papers

    Agentic platform Silico replicated three causal interpretability papers from single prompts without original code.

    Kosta DerpanisKD
    GoodfireGO
    2 Sources, 69d ago, first seen 69d ago

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    GoodfireAI's official account reported that its agentic research platform Silico autonomously replicated three established causal interpretability papers—Interpretability in the Wild, ROME, and Mixing Mechanisms—without access to the authors' code. Each replication began from a single prompt and proceeded independently. The announcement was shared by academic Kosta Derpanis. The event highlights an early demonstration of agentic systems performing independent research replication tasks in the interpretability domain.

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    2 Sources

    Goodfire@GoodfireAIWe asked our agentic research platform Silico to replicate three classic causal interpretability papers without the authors' code - Interpretability in the Wild, ROME, and Mixing Mechanisms. One prompt each, then we let it run autonomously. (1/3)69d
    Kosta Derpanis@CSProfKGDRT @GoodfireAI: We asked our agentic research platform Silico to replicate three classic causal interpretability papers without the authors…69d

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    Goodfire@GoodfireAIWe asked our agentic research platform Silico to replicate three classic causal interpretability papers without the authors' code - Interpretability in the Wild, ROME, and Mixing Mechanisms. One prompt each, then we let it run autonomously. (1/3)69d
    Kosta Derpanis@CSProfKGDRT @GoodfireAI: We asked our agentic research platform Silico to replicate three classic causal interpretability papers without the authors…69d