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The neuroscience of Facebook: It makes our brains happy
Our brains are wired to connect -- so it's no surprise we spend 56 billion minutes a month on the social network
10/05/2013 21:00 UTC
Artificial intelligence isn’t very intelligent and won’t be any time soon
For all of the recent advances in artificial intelligence, machines still struggle with common sense
10/05/2019 18:59 UTC
WATCH: 2016 proved that gaming isn't just for gamers — here are the 10 best games this year
Salon recaps the best video games that came out this year
12/31/2016 15:00 UTC
Playing chess with Kurt Vonnegut
Why should the pawns be the first to die, Vonnegut asked the 12-year-old. Let's see the knights and bishops take some heat!
04/12/2007 16:00 UTC
Is Malcolm Gladwell wrong? Scientists debate the "10,000-hour rule"
The argument between talent versus practices deepens with the release of a new study
07/16/2014 00:30 UTC
Is it possible to boost your intelligence by training?
We reviewed three decades of research
12/10/2017 02:00 UTC
From "holy hype" to AI sentience, tech has a history of inflating its potential
Americans have been speaking reverently about emerging technologies for centuries. Is AI hype too?
05/30/2023 10:01 UTC
From chess wunderkinds to the fake teen Wolf of Wall Street: A history of Stuyvesant High School "prodigies"
Our favorite breathless media coverage of Stuyvesant teen whizzes
12/16/2014 23:00 UTC
Chinook, the unbeatable checkers-playing computer
Computer scientists have solved the game of checkers, showing that if two players play perfectly, the game will result in a draw. No human can beat their machine.
07/19/2007 22:00 UTC
Vermeer, coming to a theater near you
A new documentary examines how the painter achieved incredible photo-realism 150 years before the camera
08/06/2013 02:40 UTC
Sharps and Flats: Paint It, Blue: Songs of the Rolling Stones
David Pulizzi reviews the Rolling Stone tribute album.
12/11/1997 01:00 UTC
From IQ tests and sperm banks to "The Queen’s Gambit": a history of gifted children
While identifying gifted children has helped some receive needed attention, it has sent us down a dangerous path
01/02/2021 17:59 UTC
“What about the others?”: Court filing reveals 8 search warrants in Trump classified documents case
One warrant accounted for last summer's Mar-a-Lago search but it's unclear what the others were for
07/26/2023 14:34 UTC
Why is Marge Simpson a sex symbol?
The yellow-skinned queen of Springfield has a new makeup line -- following her Playboy spread a few years back
07/08/2014 19:30 UTC
Building the alternate-universe New York: Novelists Seth Fried and K Chess in conversation
The authors "The Municipalists" and "Famous Men Who Never Lived," discuss writing about immigration, AI and more
04/01/2019 21:00 UTC