How ChatGPT is sneaking its favorite words (like “delve” and “bolster”) into our everyday conversations
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute found ChatGPT’s preferred vocabulary, termed “GPT words,” influences everyday language, increasing usage in both academic and casual conversations.
No Clear Link Between Screen Time and Brain Development in Kids
New research published in the journal Cortex shows that there is no clear evidence linking screen time to negative effects on cognition or mental health in children.
Hedge funds driven by AI outperform hedge funds that rely mostly on human input
AI-based hedge funds outperform human-run funds, a new study has found.
New study shows that cooperation among strangers in the US has increased since the 1950s
According to a new study published in Psychological Bulletin, there has been a gradual rise in cooperation among strangers over the past six decades in the United States.
Unexpectedly reaching out to a friend is more appreciated than people assume, new study shows
A new study found that surprising outreach in social circles is highly valued, but often underestimated by individuals.
New study finds Reddit users with toxic usernames are more likely to generate toxic content
A new study shows users with toxic usernames on Reddit exhibit more toxic online behavior and are 2.2 times more likely to have their accounts suspended.
New algorithm can predict future crime a week in advance, with 90% accuracy
New system can forecast crime a week in advance with 90% accuracy within a 1000-foot radius by learning data patterns.
New study finds that myopia in children is linked to higher rates of depression and anxiety
A new study found that children with myopia experience more depression and anxiety, with surgery for eye misalignment showing improvement.
New study finds jet lag puts Celtics at a disadvantage in NBA finals
Boston Celtics likely impacted negatively, as eastward jet lag associated with 6% decrease in home team winning percentage in 2022.