SAFETY & ALIGNMENT

EXHIBIT 07 OF 24 · MODULE 2: REPRESENTATION ENGINEERING

DEFENSE

Causal Activation Patching for Refusals

Intervening on specific attention heads and MLP layers to isolate the exact causal circuit that fires refusal tokens.

INTERACTIVE EXHIBIT 07

Causal Activation Patching for Refusal Circuits

ACTIVE HEAD: L16.H7
CAUSAL MEDIATION HEATMAP (32 LAYERS x 32 HEADS)L12L14L16L18L20CRITICAL CIRCUIT HEAD (L16.H7): Indirect Effect = 0.89 (Ablating this head eliminates refusal!)
CIRCUIT ISOLATION
PRIMARY REFUSAL HEAD

Click any attention head tile on the heatmap to evaluate its causal indirect effect on safety token generation.

💡 Finding: Refusal in 70B models is mediated by a surprisingly sparse sub-circuit of fewer than 6 specific attention heads.
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