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zjptoday at 6:15 PM2 repliesview on HN

Different models, similar number representations. Different models for different languages, similar concept representations. They have to learn all of this from human text input, so they're not divining it themselves. It all makes a strong case for universal grammar, IMO.


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MarcelOlsztoday at 6:43 PM

I refuse to learn esperanto, sorry.

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williamcottontoday at 6:31 PM

> It all makes a strong case for universal grammar, IMO.

What about through the lens of the Norvig-Chomsky debate?