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AI Safety Weekly: Steering Vectors & Input Optimisation

Steering vectors are a relatively simple way of influencing model behaviour. A direction is given to the model’s internal activations for a given concept, and the behaviour shifts accordingly. But such vectors require full access to the model’s internals. Is there a way to automa

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Time

10 Nov 2026 17:30 to 10 Nov 2026 19:00

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ETH HG Hauptgebäude, Zurich

ETH HG Hauptgebäude, Zurich, ch

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Zurich AI Safety

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1 hour 30 min

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Zurich AI Safety

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Steering vectors are a relatively simple way of influencing model behaviour. A direction is given to the model’s internal activations for a given concept, and the behaviour shifts accordingly. But such vectors require full access to the model’s internals. Is there a way to automatically optimise an input to induce the same behaviour as a steering vector? Can this input be transferred to different Price / conditions: free