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The Score Is Not the Structure: Brain Alignment and Cross-Lingual Transfer
Researchers often support the claim that a model shares structure with the brain, or across languages, by reporting a similarity score. We ask what such a score reads when the shared structure is absent, or when the tool that measures it does not work. We check two settings, and in both the score is
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