AMLaP 2026 keynote compares prediction in humans and LLMs, slides published
tallinzen · x · 2026-09-04
The author gave a keynote at AMLaP 2026 titled "Prediction in humans and LLMs: matches and mismatches", reporting strong feedback from attendees.
The talk was not recorded, though the author says they may record it later. In the meantime, the slides are publicly available, covering where human predictive processing and LLM prediction behavior align and where they diverge.
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