Anthropic researcher describes asking Claude what it was thinking
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Anthropic interpretability researcher Emmanuel Ameisen describes a Spanish-to-French experiment suggesting models run two kinds of processing: a higher-order one and a lower-level one. Asking the model what it just thought, then checking that answer against its internals, is the test.
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