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Hadas Orgad

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Hadas Orgad @hadasorgad.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
We’re extending the Actionable Interpretability workshop @actinterp.bsky.social submission deadline by 3 days! New deadline: June 24th. Looking forward to your submissions ;) Link in thread
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Hadas Orgad @hadasorgad.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
📢 We’re looking for reviewers for the Actionable Interpretability workshop @ActInterp ! If you’re interested in helping review submitted papers, please sign up here: forms.gle/7pihaQuSQ2Wq... Your expertise would be greatly appreciated!
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Reviewer Form - Actionable Interpretability Workshop
This form collects information on reviewers for the workshop Actionable Interpretability @ COLM 2026. Please take note of the details for the review process: Important Dates: Review Start: June 25...
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Hadas Orgad @hadasorgad.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
📢 We’re looking for reviewers for the Actionable Interpretability workshop @actinterp.bsky.social! If you’re interested in helping review submitted papers, please sign up here: forms.gle/VpLJpkM6zw3V... Your expertise would be greatly appreciated!
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Hadas Orgad @hadasorgad.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
New paper: LLMs encode harmful content generation in a distinct, unified mechanism Using weight pruning, we find that harmful generation depends on a tiny subset of the weights that are shared across harm types and separate from benign capabilities. 🧵
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Hadas Orgad @hadasorgad.bsky.social · 23/02/2026
Our ICML 2025 workshop on Actionable Interpretability drew massive interest. But the same questions kept coming up: What does "actionable" mean? Is it achievable? How? We're ready to answer. 🧵
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Hadas Orgad @hadasorgad.bsky.social · 03/05/2025
Deadline extended! ⏳ The Actionable Interpretability Workshop at #ICML2025 has moved its submission deadline to May 19th. More time to submit your work 🔍🧠✨ Don’t miss out!
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Aaron Mueller @amuuueller.bsky.social · 23/04/2025
Lots of progress in mech interp (MI) lately! But how can we measure when new mech interp methods yield real improvements over prior work? We propose 😎 𝗠𝗜𝗕: a 𝗠echanistic 𝗜nterpretability 𝗕enchmark!
Logo for MIB: A Mechanistic Interpretability Benchmark
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