Arthur Conne: Mechanistic interpretability is the reverse engineering of the learned algorithms that neural networks implement into human understandable concepts. The idea here is that neural networks, like machine learning models, are an algorithm which turns inputs into outputs. In mechanistic interpretability, we aim to explain how that happens in terms of the internal components of that model in a human understandable way.

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