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    A possible trade-off behind human and LLM working-memory limits

    The presenter suggests shared representations support efficient learning and generalization but also create interference.

    Andrew SaxeAS
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    In an October 6 post, the presenter proposed that humans and large language models may face the same computational trade-off behind working-memory limits: shared representations enable efficient learning and generalization but also create interference. They said they would present the work at COLM that day.

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    Andrew Saxe@SaxeLabRT @HuaDongXiong: Why do humans and LLMs both show working-memory limitations? They may face the same computational trade-off: shared repre…3h

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    Andrew Saxe@SaxeLabRT @HuaDongXiong: Why do humans and LLMs both show working-memory limitations? They may face the same computational trade-off: shared repre…3h