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Where Should Language Sit in a Multimodal Model? Lessons from What Language Does to Human Perception and Cognition
Language models compute over tokens: language is their input, their output, and increasingly their internal representation. Whether language should keep all of these positions depends on what language does to the system that uses it. The one system with a century of data on that question is the huma
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