A Preliminary Embedding-Space Probe of Structured Prompt Responses Motivated by AI Space
Significance
This Technical Note records a cautious, projection-based probe of prompt-response geometry motivated by the AI Space framework. Its significance is not a claim to recover hidden states, model cognition, or intrinsic manifolds. Rather, it provides a bounded empirical-method contribution: structured prompt outputs are represented as sentence embeddings, projected with a local PCA pipeline, and inspected for response-style structure. The work is valuable because it demonstrates how geometric visualization can be used as a preliminary diagnostic while preserving strict claim boundaries between conceptual motivation, embedding-space proxy evidence, private editorial-verification materials, and public reproducibility artifacts.
Abstract
Key Findings
– SEM-BASE-01 contains 30 runs and shows separated projected response-style regions in the supplied PCA figures.
– SEM-ISO-01 contains 50 runs and shows a more diffuse projected embedding region.
– The observations are proxy, projection-dependent results based on sentence embeddings, not direct hidden-state or causal-mechanistic evidence.
– The public reproducibility scope is intentionally limited to the author-authorized minimal illustrative package.
