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Well, that idea is one of the motivations behind the paper, which is itself a throwback to earlier ideas about the "language of thought", a hypothetical language (certainly not ordinary natural language, and probably more like a programming language). But adding a few twists such as the probabilistic part and of course the whole machinery of LLMs, and more emphasis on sensory grounding. I think it's a very interesting approach from a researcher I respect, but obviously don't know if it'll pan out.