Sure: here's the article.

https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.15004

The basics are that:

1. LLM "emergent behavior" has never been consistent, it has always been specific to some types of testing. Like taking the SAT saw emergent behavior when it got above a certain number of parameters because it went from missing most questions to missing fewer.

2. They looked at the emergent behavior of the LLM compared to all the other ways it only grew linearly and found a pattern: emergence was only being displayed in nonlinear metrics. If your metric didn't have a smooth t transition between wrong, less wrong, sorta right, and right then the LLM would appear emergent without actually being so.