James Fodor

When word order matters: human brains represent sentence meaning differently from large language models

This study compares how human brains and large language models represent sentence meaning, finding that transformers poorly match brain representations despite capturing some structural aspects.

Intrinsic limitations in mainstream methods of identifying network motifs in biology

This paper identifies limitations in mainstream methods for detecting network motifs in biology, showing they fail to distinguish true motifs from spurious results due to flawed statistical assumptions.