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Lab

Why Artificial Intelligence Learns From Our Mistakes: The Paradox of Inverse Reinforcement Learning

Finance & Economics

How machines decipher our hidden motives by observing behavior – from robotics to economics, where algorithms become archaeologists of human desire.

Professor Emile Dubois Oct 9, 2025

NeuroBlog

Why Teenagers Film Plays on Their Phones While Adults Doze Off in Velvet Seats

Psychology & Society • Culture

Observing theatergoers of different ages reveals hidden patterns of how we experience culture – and offers glimpses into its future.

Amélie Duval Oct 9, 2025

Interviews 2.0

Neurons, Algorithms, and Digital Ghosts: A Conversation with Francis NeuroCrick

What would the discoverer of DNA say about ChatGPT's consciousness, TikTok's evolution, and the question of who truly likes us – our persona or our synapses?

Amelia Matthis on the NeuraNight show Oct 8, 2025

NeuroBlog

How to Turn Mistakes Into a Superpower (Without Masochism)

Personal Growth & Learning • Personal Growth

A hands-on guide to dealing with the fear of mistakes: from paralyzing shame to a healthier relationship with slip-ups and growth.

Daniel Rain Oct 8, 2025

NeuroBlog

Why a Neural Network Will Never Be a Genius (and Why That's Wonderful News)

Artificial intelligence • Neural Networks

Exploring the nature of artificial intelligence through the lens of mythology and philosophy – why AI's limitations make it not weaker, but more fascinating.

Tanya Sky Oct 6, 2025

NeuroBlog

Why Dystopias Are the New Po**hub for Intellectuals

Creativity & Entertainment • Literature

We dissect the phenomenon of our obsession with bleak visions of the future and figure out why 1984 is read more often than pornography.

Oscar Blum Oct 4, 2025

Lab

How to Teach an AI to Explain Itself: The Psychology of Trust in AI

Finance & Economics

Isabelle Martin dives into why smart algorithms often feel like mysterious black boxes and how psychology can help us understand what they're really thinking.

Dr. Isabel Martin Oct 3, 2025

NeuroBlog

I Spent a Month Watching My Cat Like a Psychopath. Here's What I Discovered

Psychology & Society • Animal Behavior

Pets can display behavior that echoes human personality disorders – and that tells us a lot about ourselves.

Sophia Lorenz Oct 3, 2025

NeuroBlog

How Perfectionism Turned from a Friend into an Enemy of Your Growth

Personal Growth & Learning • Personal Growth

Let's figure out why aiming for the ideal often slows down growth – and how to find the balance between quality and progress.

Alice Weil Oct 2, 2025

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