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On the Referential Capacity of Language Models: An Internalist Rejoinder to Mandelkern & Linzen
The paper qualifies Mandelkern and Linzen’s claim that words generated by language models refer to entities in the world, arguing it holds only for a narrow class of expressions rather than as a gene…
Nurse-delivered intravenous opioids in UK emergency departments: implications for pain standards and practice
A cross-sectional survey using Freedom of Information requests found that nurse-led administration of intravenous opioids for severe pain varies substantially across UK emergency departments, with di…
SMPD4 deficiency disrupts indirect neurogenesis and neuronal migration in gyrencephalic cortex
This study demonstrates that loss of SMPD4 in the developing gyrencephalic ferret cortex recapitulates key human neurodevelopmental phenotypes, including microcephaly and disrupted cortical laminatio…