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A new study finds AI tools are often unreliable, overconfident and one-sided

September 17, 2025

Artificial intelligence may well save us time by finding information faster, but it is not always a reliable researcher. It frequently makes unsupported claims that are not backed up by reliable sources. A study by […]

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The ‘anxiety economy’ is booming. But should companies be profiting from our fears?

September 17, 2025

When the newly appointed chief executive of tracking app Life360 recently described the company as part of the “anxiety economy,” it sounded like a throwaway phrase. But it was also surprisingly candid.This post was originally […]

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Meta expected to unveil new smart glasses at Connect event

September 17, 2025

Meta is expected to show off artificial intelligence-powered smart glasses at its Connect developer conference Wednesday as CEO Mark Zuckerberg continues to evangelize the glasses as the next step in human-computer interactions.This post was originally […]

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‘FIFA’ successor ‘FC 26’ polishes the beautiful game

September 17, 2025

The latest edition of the “FC” series of football video games set for release on Friday will seek to keep fans onside with polished moves as it faces new competition from rivals.This post was originally […]

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Playful apps and chatbots can distract users from protecting their personal data

September 15, 2025

The more interactive a mobile app or artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot is, the more playful it is perceived to be, with users letting their guard down and risking their privacy, according to a team led […]

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Converting stereo 3D images to light field content could ease AR eyestrain

September 15, 2025

Researchers led by Prof. Homer H. Chen at National Taiwan University have developed a way to convert stereo images into light field content, enabling existing AR/VR media to be viewed on next-generation light field displays. […]

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Hollow Knight Silksong: How three people in Australia made the world’s hottest game

September 15, 2025

This month, the Australian-made video game Silksong became one of the most played titles worldwide.This post was originally published on this site.

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South Korea’s loot box law shows strong results, but players still left in the dark

September 15, 2025

A new study in Acta Psychologica finds that South Korea’s new law requiring mobile games to disclose loot box probabilities is more effective than industry self-regulation.This post was originally published on this site.

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Social robots can help relieve the pressures felt by caregivers

September 15, 2025

People who care informally for sick or disabled friends and relatives often become invisible in their own lives. Focusing on the needs of those they care for, they rarely get the chance to talk about […]

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Living differently can help reduce your home’s carbon footprint

September 11, 2025

An EPFL study has measured the carbon footprint of 20,000 residential buildings in Vaud Canton in Switzerland. The authors’ findings show that a targeted approach will be key to lowering the emissions associated with residential […]

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Workplaces can help promote exercise, but job conditions remain a major hurdle

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We know regular exercise is really good for health, but even with the best of intentions, many workers do not exercise as much as they should. To get more workers in all types of workplaces to […]

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Parc-Extension: How immigrants are integrating into Montréal’s most multi-ethnic neighbourhood

December 28, 2021

The sense of belonging that immigrants develop with their host society is not very often reflected in media coverage or speeches by public figures, which tends to focus on activism. What makes immigrants feel like […]

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