Hierarchical resource rationality explains human reading behaviour
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{ "epilogue": "Recent coverage explored whether an AI model could explain human reading habits and why certain words demand more reading effort. While eye tracking revealed where human reading and AI processing diverge, the AI model ultimately captured aspects of how humans read to offer partial answers regarding reading behavior." }
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Hierarchical resource rationality explains human reading behaviour Nature · 89d ago broke it first
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