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Emalie McMahon

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NeurosciencebioRxivPreprintMar 5, 2025

Monkey See, Model Knew: Large Language Models Accurately Predict Visual Brain Responses in Humans AND Non-Human Primates

Colin Conwell, Emalie McMahon, Akshay V. Jagadeesh…·Leyla Işık

This paper shows that large language models can predict visual brain responses in humans and non-human primates, suggesting that language-aligned models capture general visual patterns rather than language-specific features.

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