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Heavy AI Use Could Be Making You Stupider: MIT Research
An MIT study led by research scientist Nataliya Kosmyna shows heavy AI use reduces brain activity by up to 55 per cent during tasks.
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Study Suggests Primordial Black Hole Burst as Source of Detected High-Energy Neutrino
A groundbreaking MIT study suggests that a primordial black hole explosion may have produced the most energetic neutrino ever detected. Researchers argue that as these ancient black holes shrink through Hawking radiation, they eventually explode, sending out powerful particles.
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95% Organisations Get Zero Return From Using AI Tools, MIT Study Shows
A new MIT study has revealed that 95 per cent of AI projects showed no returns on investment for the companies.
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By 2100, North India Could Face Deadly Heatwaves, Warns Study
India, along with Pakistan and Bangladesh, could face unsurvivable temperatures and deadly heatwaves within the next eight decades, warns a study by the researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The areas likely to be hardest hit by the year 2100 are north India, Bangladesh and southern Pakistan, home to nearly 1.5 billion people...
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Heavy AI Use Could Be Making You Stupider: MIT Research
An MIT study led by research scientist Nataliya Kosmyna shows heavy AI use reduces brain activity by up to 55 per cent during tasks.
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Study Suggests Primordial Black Hole Burst as Source of Detected High-Energy Neutrino
A groundbreaking MIT study suggests that a primordial black hole explosion may have produced the most energetic neutrino ever detected. Researchers argue that as these ancient black holes shrink through Hawking radiation, they eventually explode, sending out powerful particles.
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95% Organisations Get Zero Return From Using AI Tools, MIT Study Shows
A new MIT study has revealed that 95 per cent of AI projects showed no returns on investment for the companies.
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By 2100, North India Could Face Deadly Heatwaves, Warns Study
India, along with Pakistan and Bangladesh, could face unsurvivable temperatures and deadly heatwaves within the next eight decades, warns a study by the researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The areas likely to be hardest hit by the year 2100 are north India, Bangladesh and southern Pakistan, home to nearly 1.5 billion people...
