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Bright Pink Flamingos and Bright Pink Secretaries: Meaning from Unexpected Input
Understanding how different sources of our semantic knowledge contribute to language comprehension, especially under unpredictable conditions, remains a challenge. Using vision-language CLIP, and language-only GPT2 representations, we examined whether these information sources differentially predict
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