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In a new breakthrough paper Driving and suppressing the human language network using large language models, a research team from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab, University of Minnesota and Harvard University leverages a GPT-based encoding model to identify sentences predicted to elicit specific responses within the human language network.


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