Noam Chomsky ↔ Large Language Models

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Noam Chomsky is related to Large Language Models because his 'Poverty of the Stimulus' theory serves as a critical benchmark for evaluating the linguistic learning efficiency of these models compared to human language acquisition, as described in [1].

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A Survey of Incorporating Psychological Theories in LLMs - arXiv arxiv.org arXiv 1 fact

claimNoam Chomsky (1980) characterized human language acquisition by the 'Poverty of the Stimulus,' which posits that children acquire complex grammar from relatively little input, whereas Large Language Models typically require developmentally implausible amounts of linguistic data to learn morphological rules.