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Scientists Identify Brain Cells That Build Human Language…
Scientists Identify Brain Cells That Build Human Language Researchers have mapped some of the brain's fundamental building blocks responsible for human language, offering new insights into how we form words, phrases, and sentences. In a study published in Nature, scientists recorded the activity of hundreds of individual neurons in people while they engaged in natural speech. Using advanced language models and neural recordings, the team found th
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