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    Why Are Human Brains Shrinking Even as We Get Smarter?

    First — a bigger brain doesn’t automatically mean higher intelligence. Brain size only weakly correlates with measures …

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    Why Emotional Intelligence, Not IQ, Drove Human Evolution

    A team of American and British archaeologists and anthropologists reached that conclusion in their study. The genus Homo appeared about 2.5–3 million years ago. Homo sapiens emerged around 300,000 years…

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    AI Cracks a Roman Mystery: The Stone That Turned Out to Be an Ancient Game Board

    Archaeological discoveries often leave researchers scratching their heads, but this time cutting-edge technology helped solve one. A smooth, mysterious stone from the Roman era found in the Netherlands had puzzled…

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    Emotional Intelligence, Not IQ: The Real Superpower for Work and Life

    When a person learns to understand the impact of their words and actions on others, they can consciously build harmonious relationships, effectively resolve conflicts, and even prevent them from arising,…

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    How Smart Is Your Dog? 5 Simple Tests You Can Try

    Everyone believes their furry friend is the smartest. Animal behavior experts have proposed a series of tests dog owners can use to assess their pet’s intelligence. If the results turn…

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    AI Is Making Us Sound the Same — and That’s a Problem

    Researchers at the University of Florida analyzed more than 22 million words from spontaneous conversations—podcasts and live discussions. They found that since 2022, when consumer AI language tools became widespread,…

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    Neanderthals Were Smarter and More Resourceful Than We Thought

    A new study of a rare rock shelter in the Spanish Pyrenees reveals surprising insights into how Neanderthals lived before modern humans arrived in Western Europe. Researchers at the Australian…

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    How Ice Age pressure helped our ancestors evolve bigger brains

    A new study suggests climate change helped our ancient ancestors evolve larger brains. Ice Age hardships tested early humans’ ingenuity and sped up natural selection. The study suggests cold temperatures…

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    Talking to Yourself: When an Inner Monologue Helps — and When It Hurts

    Internal monologue, inner speech, and intrapersonal communication are all terms that describe a phenomenon familiar to many people: talking to oneself. You might remember the old joke: “It’s nice to…

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    Kindness and intelligence matter more than looks or money in long-term relationships

    Dating apps and websites are often criticized for prioritizing wealth and looks while sidelining traits like warmth and intelligence. Researchers at the University of São Paulo wanted to know whether…

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    You Peak at Different Ages — Here’s When for Sports, Creativity, and Smarts

    We often assume young people hit their highest peaks in sports and the arts. But peaks in physical and intellectual activity vary with age, and youth isn’t always an advantage.…

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    Why smarter men tend to become fathers later — and often have more kids

    A new study of Norwegian men finds that those with higher IQs tend to become fathers later than men with lower IQs. Surprisingly, the higher-IQ group also ended up with…

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    Why the ultra‑rich aren’t necessarily the smartest people

    A team of researchers from Linköping University (Sweden), the European University Institute (Italy), and the University of Amsterdam (Netherlands) has challenged the idea that intelligence leads to the highest levels…

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    Loving booze and sleeping until noon? Science links those habits to higher intelligence

    Do people around you think you’re a drunk, a slacker, and a rude person because you tend to sleep until noon, enjoy a drink or two, and pepper your speech…

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    This Common Wildflower Can Problem-Solve — and That Could Redefine Intelligence

    A new discovery is reigniting the debate over whether plants can be intelligent. Many scientists have long been skeptical about calling plants “intelligent.” But a team at Cornell University says…

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    It Lies Like It Breathes — AI Has Learned to Deceive People

    The team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology described the dangers of AI lying and urged governments to adopt strict measures to address the problem quickly.AI Many artificial intelligence systems…

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    The Jobs AI Is Most Likely to Replace First

    Leading experts have revealed which professionals will be the first to be left behind by the AI revolution. Artificial intelligence (AI) will primarily replace those who perform repetitive, predictable tasks…

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    AI ‘Employees’ Are Coming for Office Jobs — and Could Cut the Workweek to Three Days

    By 2030, experts warn, the spread of AI “employees” could reshape work for nearly every office worker. This is the view of leading figures in the software industry. They say…

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    On the Brink: Why Ben Goertzel Thinks Superintelligence Could Arrive by 2027

    Leading AI scientist Ben Goertzel made this prediction at the Beneficial AGI 2024 summit in Panama. Ben Goertzel is a Ph.D., mathematician, futurist, and CEO of SingularityNET. In the early…

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    For the First Time, a U.S. Restaurant Will Be Staffed Entirely by AI

    Attempts to use artificial intelligence in restaurants have already been made around the world. And those systems — it must be acknowledged — have shown solid skill at cooking and…

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    AI Is Replacing HR Managers — Should You Be Worried

    Artificial intelligence tools are quietly and steadily replacing HR professionals. It turns out most of the world’s leading companies are already using algorithmic services. AI is taking on HR duties.…

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    When AI Becomes the Artist: How Machines Are Redefining Creativity

    Talk about AI’s creative abilities has reached a tipping point. A recent study comparing ideas generated by humans and AI suggests that not only can AI match human creativity—it may…

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    Japan Tests AI to Spot Lone Offenders Before They Strike

    Japanese police hope new AI tools will help prevent serious crimes. Officials say the technology will initially be used to protect high-ranking VIPs. The idea emerged a year after the…

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    AI Won’t Replace Humans — It’ll Be a Productivity Tool

    A lot of people worry that artificial intelligence will replace us. That fear includes the idea that AI could outstrip human creativity and steal what makes us unique. But the…

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    Will AI Decide What Music You Hear?

    The era of artificial intelligence (AI) is here, and neural networks will only get smarter. Their impact on art and pop culture is already significant. Convincing deepfakes are already worrying…

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    Google’s Med‑PaLM Answers Medical Questions With 92.6% Accuracy — But It Isn’t Replacing Doctors

    People already turn to “Dr. Google” for medical answers. Now Google has developed an AI that answers medical questions with 92.6% accuracy, performing as well as doctors on disease-related queries.…

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    Why technological intelligence might be more likely to evolve in oceans

    A new study investigated whether technologically capable intelligent life is more likely to arise in oceans or on land. The authors conclude that such beings may be more likely to…

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    How AI Imagines Our Homes in 2050

    Augmented reality holograms, assistant robots, 3D-printed transformer walls, obedient screens… All of this and more has been integrated into quirky yet practical architectural designs by artificial intelligence. Such a reality…

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    50% Chance? Why Max Tegmark and Elon Musk Warn That AI Could Destroy Humanity

    Professor Max Tegmark drew parallels with species extinctions and offered a grim forecast: he estimates a 50% chance that artificial intelligence could destroy humanity. He says that risk rises once…

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    AI Is Learning to Read Your Mind — By Turning Brain Scans into Images

    A team of scientists from Osaka University says AI can read signals from our brains and convert them into images. For several years, researchers have been training Stable Diffusion, an…

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    Germany Is Building a Circular AI Park Aimed to Rival Silicon Valley

    The Dutch architectural firm MVRDV has unveiled a design for the Innovation Park for Artificial Intelligence (Ipai), which will be built in Heilbronn, Germany. Ipai will cover 265,000 square meters…

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