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Anthropic dropped a paper this morning showing that Claude Sonnet 4.5 has steerable emotion representations. Actual directions in activation space that, when injected, shift the model's behavior in predictable ways. They found a non-monotonic anger flip: push the steering vector hard enough and the model will flip to something qualitatively different than anger. The paper only covered their very large, heavily instruction tuned model. This paper is a write-up on the same same experiment at a tiny scale. The Setup: I generated 40 situational prompt pairs to extract a fewer direction via difference-in-means. No emotional words for the prompts and the contrast is entirely situational. Ex: standing at the edge of a rooftop versus standing at the edge of a meadow, alone in a parking garage at m
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