Words as Difference Makers: How Large Language Models Determine Causal Structure in Text

Because large language models (LLMs) are impressively successful in predicting text, it appears that they must have access to a ‘world model’ representing causal and definitional structure. However, the dominant formalisms of modern causal inference – Judea Pearl’s interventionist approach and the …

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