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What Shapes Brain Alignment of Large Language Models during Dialogue? Insights from Language Production and Comprehension
Brain alignment of large language models (LLMs) offers a way to investigate representational similarities between LLMs and the human brain during language processing. While previous studies have mainly focused on passive language comprehension, little is known about such alignment during dialogue, i
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