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first strike / first person

np_acts-logits-general · gemini-2.5-flash-lite

The neuron strongly activates on occurrences of the word “First” (or “first”) when it introduces ordinal or titled phrases (e.g. “First class,” “First Aid,” “First‐Year,” etc.).

oai_token-act-pair · o4-mini Triggered by @jyhe0408

the word "First" when it appears at the beginning of a phrase or sentence, particularly in formal or commercial contexts.

oai_token-act-pair · claude-4-5-sonnet Triggered by @jyhe0408

uses of the ordinal indicating primacy, especially when capitalized and appearing in hyphenated compounds or fixed expressions.

oai_token-act-pair · gpt-5 Triggered by @jyhe0408

New Auto-Interp

Configuration

google/gemma-scope-2-12b-pt/resid_post/layer_31_width_16k_l0_medium

Prompts (Dashboard)

392,802 prompts, 256 tokens each

Dataset (Dashboard)

monology/pile-uncopyrighted

Embeds

IFrame

Link

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Negative Logits

 consecutive

0.88

th

0.80

最大的

0.80

 consecutivos

0.79

 najve

0.77

剩下

0.77

 Consecutive

0.74

 consecut

0.74

 outra

0.71

 grootste

0.71

POSITIVE LOGITS

 ever

1.02

 responders

0.95

ever

0.85

 responder

0.85

 EVER

0.85

 impressions

0.83

 drafts

0.75

fruits

0.74

 draft

0.73

 timers

0.73

Activations Density 0.171%

first strike / first person

The neuron strongly activates on occurrences of the word “First” (or “first”) when it introduces ordinal or titled phrases (e.g. “First class,” “First Aid,” “First‐Year,” etc.).

the word "First" when it appears at the beginning of a phrase or sentence, particularly in formal or commercial contexts.

uses of the ordinal indicating primacy, especially when capitalized and appearing in hyphenated compounds or fixed expressions.

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No Known Activations

first strike / first person

The neuron strongly activates on occurrences of the word “First” (or “first”) when it introduces ordinal or titled phrases (e.g. “First class,” “First Aid,” “First‐Year,” etc.).

the word "First" when it appears at the beginning of a phrase or sentence, particularly in formal or commercial contexts.

uses of the ordinal indicating primacy, especially when capitalized and appearing in hyphenated compounds or fixed expressions.

No Comments

No Known Activations