Human brains track who did what to whom in ways AI language models don’t, fMRI study suggests
· psypost.org · popularity 29/100 · 0 similar stories today · Brain & Neuroscience (Discovery & Research)
Read the original at psypost.org →
Summary
Large language models can sound remarkably human, but a brain imaging study suggests they organize sentence meaning differently from people when word order changes the meaning, as in “the dog bit the man” versus “the man bit the dog.”
Found in: Machine Learning, PsyPost. Rating basis: single outlet; outlet tier 2 (unlisted); 2 feeds; listed 2 times; feed position 4.