A 2D neural cellular automaton spontaneously self-organizes into a Proto-CKY representation that exhibits syntactic processing capabilities for context-free grammars when trained on membership problems.
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Later LLM layers align better with human cognitive effort in syntactic ambiguity than early layers do, indicating dual processing modes and complementary benefits from multi-layer probability updates.
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On the Emergence of Syntax by Means of Local Interaction
A 2D neural cellular automaton spontaneously self-organizes into a Proto-CKY representation that exhibits syntactic processing capabilities for context-free grammars when trained on membership problems.
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Adversarial Pragmatics for AI Safety Evaluation: A Diagnostic Framework and Seed Benchmark for Language-Mediated Control
A diagnostic framework and seed benchmark that separates four inference targets hidden inside a single safety-evaluation label, with pilot evidence that LLM judges miss safety-relevant minority outcomes.
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Noisy memory encoding explains negative polarity illusions
Noisy memory encoding of determiners explains negative polarity illusions, with new acceptability experiments showing stronger illusions for similar determiner pairs.
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Dual Alignment Between Language Model Layers and Human Sentence Processing
Later LLM layers align better with human cognitive effort in syntactic ambiguity than early layers do, indicating dual processing modes and complementary benefits from multi-layer probability updates.