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Education Shapes Cognitive Aging in Older Adults, New Study Finds
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (748+ words) A new study has added fresh evidence to one of the most debated questions in the science of aging: how much does education protect the aging brain, and when exactly do different mental abilities begin to fade? The research, published…...
Zebra finches restructure scrambled songs, revealing universal linguistic
1+ week, 3+ day ago (101+ words) Zebra finches, the tiny Australian songbirds whose courtship melodies have long served as a model system for studying vocal learning, have just delivered a surprising message about the origins of linguistic structure. A new re-analysis of experimental birdsong data shows…...
Clinical AI Generators and Reviewers Must Be Evaluated Together
2+ week, 3+ day ago (54+ words) Why Clinical AI Generators and Their Reviewers Must Be Tested as a Single System Subject of Research: Joint testing and safety evaluation of clinical AI generators and automated reviewers Subject of Research: Medicine Article Title: Clinical AI Generators and Reviewers…...
AI Creates a Map of Human Emotions at Scientists’ Request
3+ week, 4+ day ago (615+ words) Emotion words may be easier to understand as points on a map than as isolated labels, according to a new study that used GPT-4 to reconstruct the semantic landscape of human feelings. Researchers at the Laboratory of Neurophysiology, National Institute…...
AI mirrors humans’ tendency to judge character from facial features
3+ week, 5+ day ago (608+ words) Human beings routinely make judgments about personality from the shape, expression, and overall appearance of a stranger’s face. A person may be perceived as competent, honest, confident, warm, or dangerous before saying a word. Psychological research has repeatedly shown that…...