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Reading Without a Reader: Large Language Models Collapse Reading and Writing into a Single Entangled Code
Arxiv.org·July 30, 2026·1 min read

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Large language models (LLMs) integrate reading and writing processes into a unified framework, contrasting with the human brain's distinct reading and writing pathways. This research highlights how LLMs operate using a decoder-only approach, blurring the lines between the two cognitive functions.
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In the literate human brain, reading and writing doubly dissociate: a ventral decoding route (pure alexia) and a fronto-parietal encoding route (pure agraphia), sharing a partial orthographic core. A decoder-only large language model (LLM) drives both from on…
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