Imperfect Language, Artificial Intelligence, and the Human Mind: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Linguistic Errors in Native Spanish Speakers

arXiv — cs.CL•Tuesday, November 4, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM

A new interdisciplinary study is exploring linguistic errors made by native Spanish speakers, shedding light on the cognitive processes behind language and the limitations of artificial intelligence. By analyzing how large language models interpret and correct these errors, the research aims to enhance our understanding of both human language and AI capabilities. This matters because it could lead to improvements in AI language processing, making it more effective and nuanced in understanding human communication.

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