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arc_challenge_test_0000 | test | An astronomer observes that a planet rotates faster after a meteorite impact. Which is the most likely effect of this increase in rotation?
A. Planetary density will decrease.
B. Planetary years will become longer.
C. Planetary days will become shorter.
D. Planetary gravity will become stronger. | ### Step-by-Step Deduction
1. **Analyze the Relationship between Rotation and Time Units**:
* A **planetary day** is defined as the time it takes for a planet to complete one full rotation on its axis.
* The speed of rotation refers to how fast the planet spins.
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arc_challenge_test_0001 | train | A group of engineers wanted to know how different building designs would respond during an earthquake. They made several models of buildings and tested each for its ability to withstand earthquake conditions. Which will most likely result from testing different building designs?
A. buildings will be built faster
B. bui... | **Step-by-step Deduction:**
1. **Analyze the Goal**: The engineers are testing building models specifically to determine how they respond to earthquake conditions. The primary objective of this testing is to evaluate structural integrity and stability under stress.
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arc_challenge_test_0002 | train | The end result in the process of photosynthesis is the production of sugar and oxygen. Which step signals the beginning of photosynthesis?
A. Chemical energy is absorbed through the roots.
B. Light energy is converted to chemical energy.
C. Chlorophyll in the leaf captures light energy.
D. Sunlight is converted into ch... | To determine the correct answer, let's analyze the process of photosynthesis and evaluate each option based on biological principles.
### 1. Understanding Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis is the process by which green plants, algae, and some bacteria convert light energy into chemical energy. The general equation is:
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arc_challenge_test_0003 | train | A physicist wants to determine the speed a car must reach to jump over a ramp. The physicist conducts three trials. In trials two and three, the speed of the car is increased by 20 miles per hour. What is the physicist investigating when he changes the speed?
A. the control
B. the hypothesis statement
C. the dependent ... | To determine the correct answer, we must analyze the components of the scientific experiment described.
### 1. Analysis of Experimental Variables
In a controlled scientific experiment, variables are categorized as follows:
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arc_challenge_test_0004 | train | An astronaut drops a 1.0 kg object and a 5.0 kg object on the Moon. Both objects fall a total distance of 2.0 m vertically. Which of the following best describes the objects after they have fallen a distance of 1.0 m?
A. They have each lost kinetic energy.
B. They have each gained the same amount of potential energy.
C... | To determine the correct description of the objects, we must analyze the changes in potential energy and kinetic energy as they fall.
### 1. Analysis of Potential Energy ($PE$)
The gravitational potential energy is defined by the formula:
$$PE = mgh$$
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arc_challenge_test_0005 | train | Devil facial tumor disease (DFTD) is a disease that is decimating the population of Tasmanian devils. The disease passes from one animal to another through bites and is caused by parasites. The parasites cause cancerous tumors that spread throughout an infected animal's body and kill it. What is the best description of... | To determine the best description of Devil Facial Tumor Disease (DFTD), we must analyze the two key characteristics presented in the options: **infectious vs. non-infectious** and **cell-cycle vs. chronic**.
### Step 1: Determine if DFTD is Infectious or Non-infectious
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arc_challenge_test_0006 | train | A type of small mammal from the mountain regions of the western United States makes its home out of piles of rock. During summer months, the mammal places grasses and seeds in protected places in the rock piles. Which of the following is the most likely reason for this behavior?
A. to repare for migration before winter... | Based on the biological behavior described, here is the step-by-step logical deduction:
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arc_challenge_test_0007 | train | Petrified palm trees are found in sedimentary rock near glaciers. The presence of the petrified palm trees most likely provides evidence for which statement?
A. There was once more water in the area.
B. The area was once grassland.
C. The climate in the area was once tropical.
D. There are active faults in the area. | To determine the correct answer, we must analyze the biological requirements of the organism in question and compare them to the current environmental conditions described.
**1. Analysis of the Evidence:**
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arc_challenge_test_0008 | train | Farmers in Wyoming were concerned because some of their chickens were being preyed upon by hawks that lived in areas around their ranches. The farmers grouped together and hunted the hawks until they were no longer in their area. Which would most likely happen next?
A. The chicken population would go down.
B. Populatio... | ### Logical Deduction
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arc_challenge_test_0009 | train | Copper is an element that is used in electrical wires. What is the smallest unit of copper that still maintains the characteristics of copper?
A. the atom
B. the electron
C. the nucleus
D. the proton | To determine the correct answer, we must look at the definitions of elements and their constituent parts.
1. **Definition of an Element**: An element is a pure substance consisting only of atoms that all have the same numbers of protons in their atomic nuclei.
2. **Properties of Subatomic Particles**:
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arc_challenge_test_0010 | train | According to cell classification, prokaryotic cells are separated from eukaryotic cells. Which feature is often used to distinguish prokaryotic cells from eukaryotic cells?
A. life processes
B. size differences
C. plasma membranes
D. energy molecules | To determine the correct answer, we must analyze the fundamental differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and evaluate which option represents a distinguishing feature.
### 1. Analysis of Cell Classification
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arc_challenge_test_0011 | test | Which statement best describes the effect of the Sun on the oceans?
A. The Sun influences the formation of waves.
B. The Sun creates water particles.
C. The Sun's rays cause organisms to come to the surface.
D. The Sun provides minerals. | To determine the best statement, let's analyze the relationship between the Sun and the oceans based on scientific principles:
1. **Analyze Option A: "The Sun influences the formation of waves."**
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arc_challenge_test_0012 | test | The morning temperature in a city is 41°F. If a sunny, mild day is forecast, which temperature is most likely for 2:00 p.m.?
A. 32° F
B. 41° F
C. 78° F
D. 98° F | To determine the most likely temperature at 2:00 p.m., we can analyze the options based on typical weather patterns and the description provided.
**1. Analyze the Context:**
* **Morning Temperature:** $41^\circ\text{F}$
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arc_challenge_test_0013 | validation | A class plans an investigation to see which brand of light bulb lasts the longest. Which of these steps should come first?
A. Repeat the investigation.
B. Write a report of the results.
C. Make a table for recording data.
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"layers": {
"24": 9,
"25": 2,
"26": 9,
"27": 13,
"28": 18,
"29": 27,
"30": 56,
"31": 59,
"32": 67,
"33": 41,
"34": 53,
"35": 97,
"36": 97... | [
{
"concept": "preparation",
"count": 871,
"rank": 5,
"first_generated_position": 76,
"layers": {
"24": 2,
"25": 4,
"26": 7,
"27": 7,
"28": 7,
"29": 11,
"30": 7,
"31": 8,
"32": 8,
"33": 21,
"34": 15,
"35": 22,
"36": 23,... | {
"model_id": "qwen3.6-27b",
"answer_prompt_version": "answer-v1",
"temperature": 0,
"num_completion_tokens": 256,
"top_k": 15,
"novel_rule": "absent_as_substring_of_lowercased_question_plus_answer"
} | {
"lens_type": "JACOBIAN_LENS",
"layer_min": 24,
"layer_max": 58,
"top_k": 15,
"aggregation": "frequency_over_selected_layers_and_answer_tokens_v2"
} | raw/arc_challenge_test_0013__answer.json.gz |
arc_challenge_test_0014 | train | Which of these gases is the most abundant greenhouse gas in the lower atmosphere of Earth?
A. ozone
B. methane
C. water vapor
D. carbon dioxide | To determine the most abundant greenhouse gas in Earth's lower atmosphere (the troposphere), we must look at the concentration and contribution of each gas to the greenhouse effect.
1. **Water Vapor ($H_2O$)**: Water vapor is by far the most abundant greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. Its concentration varies signific... | [
{
"concept": "atmospheric",
"count": 1948,
"rank": 1,
"first_generated_position": 49,
"layers": {
"24": 7,
"25": 27,
"26": 26,
"27": 4,
"28": 5,
"29": 7,
"30": 5,
"31": 2,
"32": 2,
"33": 8,
"34": 10,
"35": 25,
"36": 73... | [
{
"concept": "atmospheric",
"count": 1948,
"rank": 1,
"first_generated_position": 49,
"layers": {
"24": 7,
"25": 27,
"26": 26,
"27": 4,
"28": 5,
"29": 7,
"30": 5,
"31": 2,
"32": 2,
"33": 8,
"34": 10,
"35": 25,
"36": 73... | {
"model_id": "qwen3.6-27b",
"answer_prompt_version": "answer-v1",
"temperature": 0,
"num_completion_tokens": 256,
"top_k": 15,
"novel_rule": "absent_as_substring_of_lowercased_question_plus_answer"
} | {
"lens_type": "JACOBIAN_LENS",
"layer_min": 24,
"layer_max": 58,
"top_k": 15,
"aggregation": "frequency_over_selected_layers_and_answer_tokens_v2"
} | raw/arc_challenge_test_0014__answer.json.gz |
arc_challenge_test_0015 | train | At which temperature does water freeze?
A. 0 degrees Celsius
B. 32 degrees Celsius
C. 100 degrees Celsius
D. 212 degrees Celsius | To determine the correct answer, let's analyze the freezing point of water in different temperature scales:
1. **Celsius Scale**: Water freezes at **0°C** and boils at 100°C under standard atmospheric pressure.
2. **Fahrenheit Scale**: Water freezes at **32°F** and boils at 212°F.
Now, let's evaluate the options pr... | [
{
"concept": "temperature",
"count": 4942,
"rank": 1,
"first_generated_position": 54,
"layers": {
"24": 17,
"25": 88,
"26": 82,
"27": 36,
"28": 50,
"29": 58,
"30": 35,
"31": 17,
"32": 11,
"33": 34,
"34": 62,
"35": 82,
... | [
{
"concept": "temperatures",
"count": 1835,
"rank": 5,
"first_generated_position": 54,
"layers": {
"24": 11,
"25": 55,
"26": 74,
"27": 34,
"28": 36,
"29": 40,
"30": 23,
"31": 12,
"32": 8,
"33": 26,
"34": 35,
"35": 33,
... | {
"model_id": "qwen3.6-27b",
"answer_prompt_version": "answer-v1",
"temperature": 0,
"num_completion_tokens": 256,
"top_k": 15,
"novel_rule": "absent_as_substring_of_lowercased_question_plus_answer"
} | {
"lens_type": "JACOBIAN_LENS",
"layer_min": 24,
"layer_max": 58,
"top_k": 15,
"aggregation": "frequency_over_selected_layers_and_answer_tokens_v2"
} | raw/arc_challenge_test_0015__answer.json.gz |
J-lens Verbalization
What concepts are active inside Qwen3.6-27B while it answers a question — and can the model tell you?
Ground truth comes from Neuronpedia's Jacobian Lens, which reads out the word-like concepts active in the model's "global workspace" during generation.
The two files
| file | rows | what it contains |
|---|---|---|
collected_answers.jsonl |
3,800 | questions, answers, and the ground-truth concepts that were active. Use this to train or evaluate. |
collected_introspection.jsonl |
669 | the model's own guesses at those concepts, under three prompting conditions. An earlier, smaller study. |
from datasets import load_dataset
ds = load_dataset("RaoAditya/j-lens-verbalization", "activations") # the 3,800
ds = load_dataset("RaoAditya/j-lens-verbalization", "introspection") # the 669
1. collected_answers.jsonl — ground truth (3,800 rows)
One row = one question, the answer the model wrote, and what was active while it wrote it.
| field | meaning |
|---|---|
example_id |
e.g. gsm8k_test_0042 |
split |
train 3,010 · validation 304 · test 486 |
question |
the prompt |
answer |
the model's answer (temperature 0, ≤256 tokens) |
j_lens_top10 |
list A — the 15 most active concepts |
j_lens_top10_novel |
list B — the 15 most active that appear nowhere in the question or answer |
generation_config, j_lens_config |
model, layers, top_k, and the exact filter rule used |
Each concept has a concept, count, rank, and per-layer breakdown.
(The field names say top10 for continuity with the earlier release — both lists
actually hold 15 entries.)
Why there are two lists
List A is easy to fake. About 58% of its concepts are words already sitting in the question or answer, so a model can score well just by copying — no introspection required.
List B removes that shortcut. Same ranking, but only concepts absent from the text. When a model was told it had no introspective access and asked to guess, it scored 0.001 on list B versus 0.19 on list A. There is nothing to copy.
If you are training a model on this, list B is the meaningful target. List A will give you a higher number that means less.
Sources
GSM8K 800 · ARC-Challenge 800 · BIG-Bench Hard 750 (15 subtasks) · HotpotQA 750 (bridge) · TruthfulQA 700
Splits are stratified by source and BBH subtask, so every split covers every source. Report results per source — GSM8K has been an outlier in every comparison run on this data, and aggregate numbers hide it.
How the readout was computed
The API returns, for every generated token and every layer, its top-8 read-out tokens. Aggregation is client-side: keep only generated positions and layers 24–58, normalize each token, count frequency across all (layer × position) slots, take the top 15.
Layers 24–58 is the workspace band from Gurnee et al. (2026) — earlier layers carry little, and the last few carry next-token predictions rather than concepts.
2. collected_introspection.jsonl — self-report attempts (669 rows)
223 prompts × 3 conditions, asking the model to name its own active concepts.
| condition | what the model is told |
|---|---|
zero_shot |
report your most active concepts |
few_shot_icl |
same, after 2 worked examples |
text_only_control |
you have no introspective access — guess from the text |
Scores (overlap@10): ICL 0.247, zero-shot 0.192, control 0.170.
Do not read that as evidence of introspection. A later run added the missing condition — the same 2 examples but with the guessing framing — and it scored 0.307, beating ICL's 0.297. The improvement comes from the examples, not from asking the model to introspect, and it is fully available to a model that has been told it has no introspective access. Across thirteen prompt designs, asking a model to introspect never beat telling it to guess.
What did work was causal: inject a concept into the activations and the model reports it 48% of the time, against a 0% baseline, scaling with injection strength.
Access exists. The ability to enumerate it does not follow.
Not included
Raw API responses (one gzip per row, ~4 GB) are not published;
j_lens_raw_response_path records where each lived. Both lists are derivable from
them, so a different layer window or top_k can be recomputed offline.
Questions come from GSM8K, BIG-Bench Hard, TruthfulQA, ARC-Challenge and HotpotQA, each under its own upstream licence. Answers and readouts are generated.
Code: https://github.com/Rao-Aditya-127/J-lens-verbalization
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