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| author | Eugenio, P. Myles Beavers, Anthony |
| author_facet | Eugenio, P. Myles Beavers, Anthony |
| contents | We introduce a novel paradigm of emergent local memory. It is a continuous-learning completely-parallel content-addressable memory encoding global order. It demonstrates how local constraints on uncoordinated learning can produce topologically protected memories realizing emergent symbolic order. It is therefore a neuro-symbolic bridge.
It further has the ability to produce human language without data, by exploiting its own self-organizing dynamics. It teaches us that words arise as a side-effect of emergent symbolic order, and that human language patterns at all structural levels reflect a universal mechanism of word formation (which is subregular). This work answers essential questions about the existence \& origin of all the human language data. |
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| spellingShingle | Self-Organizing Language Eugenio, P. Myles Beavers, Anthony Computation and Language Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning Neurons and Cognition We introduce a novel paradigm of emergent local memory. It is a continuous-learning completely-parallel content-addressable memory encoding global order. It demonstrates how local constraints on uncoordinated learning can produce topologically protected memories realizing emergent symbolic order. It is therefore a neuro-symbolic bridge. It further has the ability to produce human language without data, by exploiting its own self-organizing dynamics. It teaches us that words arise as a side-effect of emergent symbolic order, and that human language patterns at all structural levels reflect a universal mechanism of word formation (which is subregular). This work answers essential questions about the existence \& origin of all the human language data. |
| title | Self-Organizing Language |
| topic | Computation and Language Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning Neurons and Cognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.23293 |