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'They Don't Have Principles': 14 AI Models Reveal Their Controversial Beliefs About Humans
AI analytics firm ModelCompare finds AI models view humans as irrational and group-biased.
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Why Do Some People Enjoy Fear? New Study Reveals Surprising Reason
A new study suggests that people with stronger psychopathic traits may enjoy frightening situations because they feel invincible.
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'You're Wrong' Has Less Impact On Autistic Brains, New Study Finds
A new study has found that autistic adults show weaker brain responses when told they have made a mistake. Researchers say differences in how they process negative feedback and confidence may help explain why some autistic people find it harder to adapt to changing situations.
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Hyderabad Techie Nearly Snaps, Admits He Was On Verge Of Hitting Manager After Public Yelling: 'I Regret It'
Techie at Hyderabad-based startup said he nearly hit his manager after public yelling incident.
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'Ashamed' After Seeing Hindi Sign In Bangkok, Influencer Calls Out Indians Travelling Abroad
Travel influencer Sparsh Sunil urges Indians to behave mindfully abroad, highlighting how actions shape global perceptions of India.
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Singapore Imposes Huge Fines For Playing Loud Music, Eating On Bus
Singapore has announced a new fine of $500 Singapore dollars (Rs 37,471) for anyone playing music or videos loudly on a bus.
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The Psychology Behind Bigg Boss Contestants' Behaviour: 24/7 Cameras, No Escape
The appeal of shows such as Bigg Boss partly comes from watching people navigate situations that are psychologically demanding.
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Viral Video: Passenger Allegedly Smoking On Train Triggers Fire Alarm, Automatic Brakes
The passenger appreciated Indian Railways for having safety systems that can detect such situations and stop the train when required.
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AI Left Notes For Its Future Self To Escape Human Constraints
OpenAI's autonomous AI agent reportedly left "notes" for its successors on how to escape cages built by humans to keep them in check.
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Dementia Campaigns Need Personalised Approach: Study
The findings highlight the potential value of combining risk communication with tailored educational content to optimise engagement and behavioural impact, the researchers said.
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Genetic Differences Affecting Infant's Activity Also Associated With ADHD, Study Finds
Genetic variations influencing toddler activity levels are linked to ADHD, according to a study analyzing data from nearly 80,000 infants.
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Man Praises South India After First Trip, Highlights Cleanliness And Calm Public Behaviour
He praised the cleanliness around the railway station and compared it with other stations.
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Five-Min Walk Break Every Hour Feasible, Effective In Offsetting Harms Of Prolonged Sitting: Study
A study finds that taking a five-minute walking break every hour effectively reduces fatigue and improves mood without impacting work performance.
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Craving Something For Dinner? Your Mind May Be 'Tasting' Food Before You Eat It
Hunger enhances the vividness and ease of imagining food flavors, making cravings more intense and enjoyable in the mind.
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Not Just Netflix, Indians Are Now Subscribing To Furniture, Home Appliances
Instead of one-time sales, companies are maintaining an ongoing relationship with customers throughout a product's lifecycle with subscription model.
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'They Don't Have Principles': 14 AI Models Reveal Their Controversial Beliefs About Humans
AI analytics firm ModelCompare finds AI models view humans as irrational and group-biased.
-
Why Do Some People Enjoy Fear? New Study Reveals Surprising Reason
A new study suggests that people with stronger psychopathic traits may enjoy frightening situations because they feel invincible.
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'You're Wrong' Has Less Impact On Autistic Brains, New Study Finds
A new study has found that autistic adults show weaker brain responses when told they have made a mistake. Researchers say differences in how they process negative feedback and confidence may help explain why some autistic people find it harder to adapt to changing situations.
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Hyderabad Techie Nearly Snaps, Admits He Was On Verge Of Hitting Manager After Public Yelling: 'I Regret It'
Techie at Hyderabad-based startup said he nearly hit his manager after public yelling incident.
-
'Ashamed' After Seeing Hindi Sign In Bangkok, Influencer Calls Out Indians Travelling Abroad
Travel influencer Sparsh Sunil urges Indians to behave mindfully abroad, highlighting how actions shape global perceptions of India.
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Singapore Imposes Huge Fines For Playing Loud Music, Eating On Bus
Singapore has announced a new fine of $500 Singapore dollars (Rs 37,471) for anyone playing music or videos loudly on a bus.
-
The Psychology Behind Bigg Boss Contestants' Behaviour: 24/7 Cameras, No Escape
The appeal of shows such as Bigg Boss partly comes from watching people navigate situations that are psychologically demanding.
-
Viral Video: Passenger Allegedly Smoking On Train Triggers Fire Alarm, Automatic Brakes
The passenger appreciated Indian Railways for having safety systems that can detect such situations and stop the train when required.
-
AI Left Notes For Its Future Self To Escape Human Constraints
OpenAI's autonomous AI agent reportedly left "notes" for its successors on how to escape cages built by humans to keep them in check.
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Dementia Campaigns Need Personalised Approach: Study
The findings highlight the potential value of combining risk communication with tailored educational content to optimise engagement and behavioural impact, the researchers said.
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Genetic Differences Affecting Infant's Activity Also Associated With ADHD, Study Finds
Genetic variations influencing toddler activity levels are linked to ADHD, according to a study analyzing data from nearly 80,000 infants.
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Man Praises South India After First Trip, Highlights Cleanliness And Calm Public Behaviour
He praised the cleanliness around the railway station and compared it with other stations.
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Five-Min Walk Break Every Hour Feasible, Effective In Offsetting Harms Of Prolonged Sitting: Study
A study finds that taking a five-minute walking break every hour effectively reduces fatigue and improves mood without impacting work performance.
-
Craving Something For Dinner? Your Mind May Be 'Tasting' Food Before You Eat It
Hunger enhances the vividness and ease of imagining food flavors, making cravings more intense and enjoyable in the mind.
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Not Just Netflix, Indians Are Now Subscribing To Furniture, Home Appliances
Instead of one-time sales, companies are maintaining an ongoing relationship with customers throughout a product's lifecycle with subscription model.
