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Geometric Representations of African Languages: A Regional Semantic Hub and Cultural Steering
Muhammad Abdullahi Said, Jonathan Shock
We study how Gemma 4 31B represents African languages and responds to cultural steering. The first study compares nine African languages and three controls using probes, contrast d…
Big Brains and Changing Environments: Cause or Consequence?
Sian Heesom-Green, Jonathan Shock, Geoff Nitschke
Large brains are metabolically costly, and associations with changing environments do not imply they evolved there, as the Cognitive Buffer Hypothesis (CBH) would suggest. They may…
Predictable Confabulations: Factual Recall by LLMs Scales with Model Size and Topic Frequency
Matthew L. Smith, Jonathan P. Shock, Samuel T. Segun +2
While scaling laws govern aggregate large language model performance, no scaling law has linked factual recall to both model size and training-data composition. We evaluated 38 mod…