New research shows our brains process spoken language in layered, step-by-step patterns remarkably similar to how GPT-style models work It's a fascinating flip of the usual narrative—instead of asking "can AI think like us," we're now finding evidence that biological cognition may have been doing something like transformer processing all along. The implications for both neuroscience and AI architecture design are pretty significant.
New research shows our brains process spoken language in layered, step-by-step patterns remarkably similar to how GPT-style models work 🧠It's a fascinating flip of the usual narrative—instead of asking "can AI think like us," we're now finding evidence that biological cognition may have been doing something like transformer processing all along. The implications for both neuroscience and AI architecture design are pretty significant.
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