steven t. piantadosi
@spiantado
computational cognitive science
he/him
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http://colala.berkeley.edu/people/piantadosi/ 28-09-2017 14:54:23
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Have laws gotten simpler over time?
Analyzing all laws by congress 1951-2022, we (w/ Frank Mollica, Ted Gibson, Language Lab MIT) find laws remain laden with complex structures vs baseline, suggesting efforts to simplify have largely failed
Out now American Psychological Association JEP-General! psycnet.apa.org/record/2024-76…
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Excited to share our new review: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… w/ Erica Shook, Thomas Barlow, Daniella Garcia-Rosales & Connor Gibbons
We discuss the incredible color-changing skin behaviors of cephalopods, which broadcast the animal's perception of the world & internal state ✨
Img: Andre Hernandez
Excited and humbled that our work is now out at Nature Human Behaviour linking #Memorability with #Time Perception!
Memorability shapes perceived time (and vice versa)
nature.com/articles/s4156…
So wonderful to see Ted Gibson Ted Gibson, Language Lab MIT at this Lex Fridman podcast talk about, among many other amazing things, research on whale communication.
You know linguistics is mainstream when it makes it to this podcast.
Project CETI
📣I'm hiring a lab coordinator for my new lab at UCSD CogSci. This is a great position if you're interested in gaining research experience before applying to graduate school.
Apply by May 2, flexible start late summer start date (~Sep 1). Details below! employment.ucsd.edu/laboratory-coo…
✨🎓 I defended my dissertation “The Relationship between Linguistic Representations in Biological and Artificial Neural Networks” on Tuesday! 🎓✨ Incredibly grateful for my amazing PhD advisor Ev (like in 'evidence', not Eve) Fedorenko 🇺🇦 and a wonderful journey at MIT Brain and Cognitive Sciences! 🧠🤖
Here's my conversation with Edward Gibson (Ted Gibson, Language Lab MIT), a linguist and psychologist at MIT, heading the MIT Language Lab. We talk all about the human language: syntax, grammar, structure, theories of language, evolution of language, how it reflects culture, and of course LLMs,…