LLMs Spontaneously Form Brain-Aligned Representation Spaces During Training
JeanRemiKing · x · 2026-07-07
Jean-Remi King highlights research showing that language models spontaneously develop representation spaces aligned with the human brain during training, citing evidence from Schrimpf et al. (2021) and Caucheteux & King (2022). This post introduces their "LLM-brain alignment" research thread, with future posts covering mid-level planning and language/image decoding.
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