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Christophe Pallier retweeted
All NeuroImage and NeuroImage:Reports editors have resigned over the high publication fee, and are starting a new non-profit journal
imaging-neuroscience.org
This comes with great regret, and a huge amount of thought and discussion- please read announcement to get more details.
Christophe Pallier retweeted
Happy to share our 7T fMRI paper about reading in bilinguals, with @chrplr , @aakashagr92 , @StanDehaene , and Laurent Cohen.
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Christophe Pallier retweeted
Large language models change everything for linguistics, starting with Chomsky.
Featuring: LLMs as scientific theories, response to prior takes, "why" questions in language, acquisition... and how the field should have seen this coming.
Paper is here: lingbuzz.net/lingbuzz/007180
Christophe Pallier retweeted
Predictions in brains and large language models:
Our latest and is out at Nature Human Behavior: go.nature.com/3SKb3gX
By, once again, our wonderful team @c_caucheteux and @agramfort
New in Nature Human Behavior, Meta AI researchers show how current language models differ from the human brain & highlight the role of long-range & hierarchical predictions.
We hope these findings will help inform the next generation of AI ➡️ go.nature.com/3SKb3gX
Christophe Pallier retweeted
Joint work with @lakretz,@BertrandThirion,@chrplr.
Thanks to @nilearn, @InriaMind, @NeuroSpin_91, @UNICOG1, @Inria_Saclay, @huggingface, @sklearn_inria and the open-source and open-science communities for making this possible!
Christophe Pallier retweeted
Glad to share our #ICML2022 paper “Neural Language Models are not Born Equal to Fit Brain Data, but Training Helps”.
In this work, we investigated the factors driving NLM's ability to fit fMRI brain data.
With @lakretz, John Hale, @BertrandThirion, @chrplr
arxiv.org/abs/2207.03380
Christophe Pallier retweeted
Everyone seems to think it's absurd that large language models (or something similar) could show anything like human intelligence and meaning. But it doesn’t seem so crazy to me. Here's a dissenting 🧵 from cognitive science.
Christophe Pallier retweeted
The efficiency put by institutions in breaking sci-hub seems to dwarf that put in funding science.
It reveals how morally bankrupt the institutional elite is. Protecting interests leeching off science is more important than science.
(I am failing to find a working sci-hub URL)
Christophe Pallier retweeted
I could write jokes for 800 years and I'd never think of something funnier than Trump booking the Four Seasons for his big presser, and it turning out to be the Four Seasons Total Landscaping parking lot between a dildo store and a crematorium.
Christophe Pallier retweeted
Many journalists and political leaders in France explain that the pandemic is growing faster than expected.
Here are the daily new cases in France since May 11th (end of the lockdown), log scale. How could it be more predictable? Where is the surprise?
J'avais été prodigieusement irrité par un "cours" d'épistémologie de Monsieur Raoult qui était d'une inculture crasse. Merci à @CovaFlorian de remettre les pendules à l'heure !
Mon article sur la "philosophie des sciences" de Didier Raoult est en ligne sur Medium. Plongez avec moi dans les méandres de l'épistémologie bourrée du fameux professeur marseillais :
link.medium.com/9JWH3lOY48
Christophe Pallier retweeted
DEMAIN DANS LE CANARD
Exclusif : François de Rugy justifie sa démission
« ça suffit, j’en ai crustacé! »
Christophe Pallier retweeted
Participez en ligne à une nouvelle expérience ludique en sciences cognitives sur la perception de la géométrie:
Cliquez ici: private.unicog.org/msm/exp/
(seulement si vous êtes majeurs)
L'expérience dure entre 15 et 20 minutes, et 3 gagnants tirés au sort recevront 30 €
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Christophe Pallier retweeted
Absolutely beautiful video created using still images taken by the Cassini spacecraft during its flyby of Jupiter and while at Saturn. Shown is Io and Europa over Jupiter's Great Red Spot and then Titan as it passes over Saturn and it's edge-on rings. NASA/JPL/Kevin M. Gill