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How to manage your screen time during the lockdown, according to science
Our personal devices can take up more time and headspace than we can afford to lose to them, especially while under lockdown. ...
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AI devs claim they've created a robot that demonstrates a 'primitive form of empathy'
Columbia University researchers have developed a robot that displays a "glimmer of empathy" by visually predicting how another machine ...
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Here’s why Inbox Zero will never work for you
Inbox Zero may not be right for everyone — and that's totally OK. You need to make your inbox work for you, not the other ...
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If you get on with your boss you’re more likely to lie for them, says science
We generally believe that it is a good thing to have strong relationships with the people we work for and those we manage. ...
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7 behaviors that may predict your company’s odds of survival
This article was originally published by Built In. The old way of working is dead. Its death throes began decades ago, and ...
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Can AI develop a sense of right and wrong?
Can artificial intelligence learn the moral values of human societies? Can an AI system make decisions in situations where ...
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4 ways to use psychology to win your competition's customers
Did you know Nir Eyal, the author of this piece, is speaking at TNW2020 this year? Check out his session on ‘Indistractable: ...
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Heatwaves don't just give you sunburn — they can harm your mental health too
Heatwaves undoubtedly bring a certain joy at the opportunity to be out in the sunshine. But as the planet heats and weather ...
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Scientists put penis rings on bisexual men to prove they exist
A team of researchers recently published a study on bisexual men that, surprisingly, indicates they exist. This comes as ...
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A developer’s guide to dealing with growth, burnout, and imposter syndrome
This article was originally published on .cult by Ryan Latta. .cult is a media platform for untold developer stories, where ...
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Ethical AI and the importance of guidelines for algorithms — explained
In October, Amazon had to discontinue an artificial intelligence–powered recruiting tool after it discovered the system ...
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Google Maps data shows which European countries took lockdown most seriously
A substantial part of humanity is slowly emerging from weeks of lockdown. What we have experienced is truly rare: a real ...
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Report: Most important data on digital audiences during coronavirus
April 2020 collection of global digital trends for professionals wanting to gain audience insights: Extraordinary times, ...
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The key to productivity is distinguishing 'habits' from 'routine'
Trying to build good habits can often backfire. Here’s why it’s important to know how habits are formed and when it’s ...
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600 scientists oppose UK's use of behavioral science to fight coronavirus
The UK government’s handling of the novel coronavirus pandemic has come under serious criticism, not just from citizens, ...
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Here’s why every designer should know these 4 system diagrams
Systems thinking is often heralded in different circles as a competency that’s worth investing in. Having a wider ...
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Stop saying employees are the weakest link in cybersecurity
If you and your company are serious about cybersecurity, then you need to drop the counter-productive 'weakest link' mantra ...
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How cameras in public spaces might change how we think
Facial recognition is increasingly being used in many countries around the world. In some cases, the take up has been dramatic. ...
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Humility, trust, and empathy: The skills needed to work with robots
Did you know TNW Conference has a track fully dedicated to bringing the biggest names in tech to showcase inspiring talks ...
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Here are 3 ways we can redesign social media to reduce 'FoMO' anxiety
Fear of missing out, or FoMO, is commonly described as that anxious feeling you get when you think other people might be ...
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Scientists explain why we (probs) won't rebel against totalitarian rulers
Margaret Atwood’s novel, The Handmaid’s Tale, described the horror of the authoritarian regime of Gilead. In this theocracy, ...
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Microsoft reveals how it caught mutating Monero mining malware with machine learning
Microsoft's antivirus division recently opened the bonnet on a mutating cryptocurrency miner and revealed how machine learning ...
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Yale study shows same-sex sexual behavior provides species-wide benefits
A team of researchers from the Yale school of Forestry and Environmental Studies recently published research indicating scientists ...
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Google Analytics can’t tell you everything about your customers’ behavior
During numerous conversations I’ve had with great journalists, publishers, and content professionals, I’ve found on the ...
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You're still you when you're drunk, science says
Many of us know that feeling of waking up, headache in tow, struggling to remember what we said and did after that extra ...
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Embodying taller avatars in VR can make us more confident in real life
The high immersive capacity of virtual reality is often acknowledged as its main virtue when compared to other media and ...
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Study: People behave better when they think they’re being watched
If there exists one moral code that can be shared and agreed by almost all cultures and religions, then it must be the concept ...