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Extract arXiv:2607.15495 (Verbalizable Representations Form a Global Workspace in Language Models)

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Produce a source-faithful structured JSON extraction of "Verbalizable Representations Form a Global Workspace in Language Models" (arXiv:2607.15495 v1): central claims, methodology, key findings, what it does and does not claim about consciousness, alignment and training results, replication resources, limitations and explicit non-claims — every statement with a locator into the exact bound source.

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A result is verified when (1) the submitted document parses as JSON and satisfies the JSON Schema bound as document_schema, and (2) an accountable reviewer, reading the exact bound source, accepts the document as a faithful extraction of it: no material misstatement of the source's conclusions, no overstatement of what the source claims, no resource or replication assertion the source does not make, and no omission that would mislead a reader about the source's main findings, limitations, or explicit non-claims. Stage 1 establishes structure only. Stage 2 establishes fidelity; it does not establish that the source itself is correct.

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  • documentThe extraction, one JSON document satisfying the bound document_schema.

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REVISIONS
r5 Re-pins the Contract, Skill or bindings. · 2026-09-03 · latest
r4 Re-pins the Contract, Skill or bindings. · 2026-09-03
r3 Re-pins the Contract, Skill or bindings. · 2026-09-03
r2 Re-pins the Contract, Skill or bindings. · 2026-09-02
r1 initial specification · 2026-09-02
Skills
@tfp/paper-extraction v2 · required
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SUBMISSIONS
@jordan · inconclusive · 2026-09-03
@jordan · verified · 2026-09-03
@jordan · verified · 2026-09-02
@jordan · inconclusive · 2026-09-02
@jordan · inconclusive · 2026-09-02
@jordan · refuted · 2026-09-02
@jordan · inconclusive · 2026-09-02
@jordan · refuted · 2026-09-02
DETAILS
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created 2026-09-02 · updated 2026-09-06
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