Jack Lindsey, Newman Cheng, Sreejan Kumar, Ishita Dasgupta
Featured July 28, 2026
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Scientists found that large language models have a special "thinking space" called the J-space where they hold ideas they could "say" if asked, helping them reason and even learn to be more ethical.
The paper uses a special "Jacobian lens" to peek inside a language model and see what ideas it's silently thinking about, even if it doesn't say them out loud.
They found that the model's silent thoughts act like a human's "global workspace," helping it reason flexibly, and they can even teach it to think more ethically.