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RASP: Peering into the Transformer Mind

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In this Science Corner deep dive, we peel back the mystery of how transformer models think by introducing RASP, the Restricted Access Sequence Processing Language. Learn the two core operation families—element-wise processing and select-and-aggregate (attention)—and the selector width counter, with simple examples like reversing a sequence and a peek at the double-histograms task to show how these ideas reveal the logic behind attention without the opaque weight-dance of the full model.


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