Mine or Yours? Mind-Bridged Language Models Take Each Other's Memories as Their Own
arXiv:2610.33020v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: If your brain were connected directly to someone else's, would you still know which thoughts were yours? We build a functional version with two copies of one language model: each holds a private rule and code word, and one copy, the receiver, also atte
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