Mechanistic interpretability of neural networks has taken a step forward with the introduction of DifFRACT, a technique designed to decompose model computations into interpretable features and circuits for diffusion-based image generation models. This approach addresses the current lack of understanding of how semantic information is processed in these models. By enabling detailed causal analyses, DifFRACT has the potential to shed light on the complex computations involved in image generation. The development of such tools is crucial, as large language models and image generation systems are becoming increasingly powerful, with significant implications for security and risk assessment1. As these models continue to evolve, the ability to understand and interpret their behavior will be essential for identifying potential vulnerabilities and mitigating risks. The advancement of DifFRACT brings the field closer to achieving this goal, making it an important development for practitioners and researchers working with complex AI systems.