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Shay explains where a transformer actually stores knowledge: not in attention, but in the MLP (feed-forward) layer. The episode frames the transformer block as a two-step loop: attention moves information between tokens, then the MLP transforms each token’s representation independently to inject learned knowledge.
By Sheetal ’Shay’ DharShay explains where a transformer actually stores knowledge: not in attention, but in the MLP (feed-forward) layer. The episode frames the transformer block as a two-step loop: attention moves information between tokens, then the MLP transforms each token’s representation independently to inject learned knowledge.