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Takes on “Already Clean”

This is a post containing reflections on Goodfire's recent release , "Neural Networks Are Already Clean", which argues neuron-based interpretability may be easier than we think. The essay is a summary of a technical paper that will come out later this year. Also featuring thoughts on where this research will lead, plus speculative ideas about neuron monosemanticity (What I base views expressed in this post on: earlier this year, I worked on neuron-based interpretability for LLMs (we recently published a paper ). We mostly looked at low-level properties of the neuron basis and didn’t do many ca

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Krita 5.3.3 Released!

Today we're releasing Krita 5.3.3 and 6.0.3, containing many bugfixes and improvements across the board. Android Donations and Supporter benefits On Android, version 5.3.3 lets you support Krita's development directly through the application. This goes through the Play Store, so if you have a device without Google services or are using a debug or nightly version of Krita, it won't be available and instead will show you donation links. In return for supporting Krita, you'll be able to download resource bundles directly in the application, including the paid Digital Atelier bundle. The splash sc

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Krita 5.3.4 Released!

Today we're releasing Krita 5.3.4 and 6.0.4, containing many bugfixes and improvements across the board. It also finally brings video exports to Android, which means you can now render animations and timelapses from the recorder. Apart from that, Arkady Flury has been improving Krita's icons at a steady rate. Thanks! Also of note: the GIMP XCF file import plugin has been removed. The plugin relied on a third party library that is no longer maintained and had many security issues. Changelog Don't allow to record images that are too big (2^29spixels) Fix recorder export when some frames are miss

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