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Cross-lingual brain-language model alignment is robust but challenges hierarchical and computational accounts
Brain-language model alignment is often interpreted as evidence that transformer models implement computations similar to those of the human brain. This assumes that neural predictivity reflects internal computational properties of large language models (LLMs), such as hierarchical contextual proces
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