Larger LLMs develop a subjective 'present' around the current date, and their year similarity judgments follow a logarithmic Weber-Fechner compression, with supporting neural and representational evidence.
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The Other Mind: How Language Models Exhibit Human Temporal Cognition
Larger LLMs develop a subjective 'present' around the current date, and their year similarity judgments follow a logarithmic Weber-Fechner compression, with supporting neural and representational evidence.