The Shame of Being Human: How an Obscure 1940s Essay Explains Our AI Anxiety
A new editorial by philosopher Robert Sparrow argues that Gunther Anders's little-known concept of Promethean shame, the humiliation people feel ...
Tag: Artificial Intelligence
From Broadband to Bots: How UK Education Policy Marched Toward AI
A discourse analysis of 21 UK policy documents from 2008 to 2024 reveals a sixteen-year evolution from basic digital literacy ...
Mathematical Models and AI Join Forces to Build a Global Shield Against Viral Syndemics
A systematic review proposes integrating mathematical epidemiology with artificial intelligence into a unified "Silicon Shield" architecture for detecting, forecasting and ...
AI Agents With Human Memories Take the Guesswork Out of Building Energy Simulation
An open-source platform called BuildOcc uses survey-grounded AI agents with persistent memories to simulate realistic human decision-making in building energy ...
Cancer Records for Cats and Dogs Expose a Data Privacy Gap AI Could Widen
Cornell researchers present a comprehensive framework for managing and protecting veterinary oncology patient data as artificial intelligence transforms cancer care ...
Psychiatry’s Defining Procedure Is Writing the Note Itself, Argues New Analysis
A new correspondence in Academic Psychiatry argues that the psychiatric note is not mere transcription but the specialty's defining procedure, ...
Psychology’s Future Hinges on Interdisciplinary Science and Global Diversity, Editorial Argues
A new editorial argues that psychology's future will be defined by rising mental health needs, digital services, interdisciplinary collaboration, and ...
AI Steps In as Elephants, Tigers and Humans Clash: What a Global Review Reveals
A systematic review finds that deep learning outperforms other technologies in detecting and predicting human–wildlife conflict, with elephants, tigers, monkeys ...
Robot Beats Older Guidance in Head-to-Head Trial of Lung Nodule Biopsy
A prospective seven-center trial in China found robotic bronchoscopy outperformed electromagnetic navigation and fluoroscopy for diagnosing peripheral lung lesions, with ...
Why Saying ‘Almost’ May Be the Rarest Skill in the Age of AI Fluency
A new AI & Society essay argues that generative AI has made fluency nearly free while making genuine human judgment, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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