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An Analysis of DeepMind's 'Language Modeling Is Compression' Paper
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This seems likely to me. The common saying is that "you hear what you want to hear", but I think more accurately it's "you remember what has meaning to you". Recently there was a study that even visual memory was tightly integrated with spoken language: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adh0064
However, there's a lot of variation in memory among humans. See: The Mind of a Mnemonist.