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## Hypothesis
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Suppressed neural activations contain more accurate information than what appears in model outputs. A linear probe of these suppressed activations should therefore outperform both direct model outputs and probes of standard hidden states on truthfulness tasks.
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Alternative hypothesis include:
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- It is non linear (we use linear probes here, this hypothesis not explored)
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- It is in the kv_cache of layers not directly connected to the hidden state (explored below with other activations)
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- it is in the residual stream (explored below)
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- it is in the output logits (explored below)
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## Method
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Our approach isolates suppressed activations by leveraging the differential impact of layers on token probabilities:
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