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About this paper
Valerio Capraro
The authors introduce LLMorphism, a proposed bias in which people infer that human cognition resembles large language models from similar linguistic outputs. The paper proposes two routes: analogical transfer from LLMs to people, and familiar LLM vocabulary shaping descriptions of thought. It argues output resemblance does not establish shared cognitive architecture. Social consequences remain plausible, not empirically demonstrated.
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