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The human brain may work more like AI than anyone expected
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The results challenge traditional views of language comprehension based on fixed symbols and rigid hierarchies. Instead, they point to a more flexible process in which meaning emerges gradually through context. The researchers also released a public dataset of the neural recordings and language features to aid further studies in the field.
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