Babies acquire language through associations and understanding over time, a complex process involving immersion in their environment and interactions with caregivers for linguistic development.
The debate on language acquisition includes arguments on associative learning, built-in human mind features, and toddlers building new word understanding upon existing knowledge.
Observations of a baby like Luna, being recorded weekly for language model training, shed light on the intricate process of language development in infants.
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