The successes and failures of artificial neural networks (ANNs) highlight the importance of innate linguistic priors for human language acquisition.

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Psychological Review
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2025-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.1037/rev0000595
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Language Development and Disorders
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The successes and failures of artificial neural networks (ANNs) highlight the importance of innate linguistic priors for human language acquisition.

Jeffrey S. Bowers
Psychological Review
Language Development and Disorders
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The successes and failures of artificial neural networks (ANNs) highlight the importance of innate linguistic priors for human language acquisition.

Jeffrey S. Bowers
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The successes and failures of artificial neural networks (ANNs) highlight the importance of innate linguistic priors for human language acquisition. — Jeffrey S. Bowers · Psychological Review (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS