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Sep 14, 2026 12 min

Not at This Address

from Inside the Black Box: Cracking AI and Deep Learning Hosted by Arshavir Blackwell, PhD

This episode challenges the old idea of a single language box in the brain, using aphasia studies and hospital control groups to show how language processing is more distributed than once thought. It also explores how different languages rely on word order or verb marking in different ways, and why those differences matter when the brain is under stress.

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