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The common thread here is that language is always an interface: the study of language only makes sense in the context of the relationship between an agent and its environment (including other agents), an agent and itself, or many agents as a collective.
Modeling the statistical structure of language absent any context is a bit like modeling the latent space of all airplane cockpits. It will enable you to generate new realistic airplane cockpits via interpolation, but it misses the purpose & the broader context of this interface
I've posted an example to this only a few minutes ago. A statistical analysis would seriously struggle with these sentences. And thus a whole (albeit fairly thin) layer of meaning would be lost.https://twitter.com/almostconverge/status/1224704389471969280 …
Isn't this the proposed breakthrough of Neuralink-style BMI? Ostensibly language-as-interface is no longer required once thoughts may be accessed directly and bandwidth limits removed
‘Statistical structure’...? 
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