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Humans vs. machines: can enaction theory help?
This study seeks to contribute to ongoing research on the formal differences between textual corpora produced by humans and those generated by generative artificial intelligences (GenAI). To this end, we draw on enactive theory and apply it to linguistics, conceiving the asymmetrical structural coup
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