>>newAcc+56
From some Googling and use of Claude (and from summaries of the suggestively titled "Impossible Languages" by Moro linked from
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_grammar ), it looks like he's referring to languages which violate the laws which constrain the languages humans are innately capable of learning. But it's very unclear why "machine M is capable of learning more complex languages than humans" implies anything about the linguistic competence or the intelligence of machine M.