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Psychology & Society • Behaviour
A personal experiment with delayed gratification revealed why the brain sabotages our long-term goals – and how to peacefully make a deal with it.
What will happen to humanity when intelligence becomes a commodity that can be boosted in a couple of weeks – like biceps at the gym, only scarier and more absurd?
Interviews 2.0
Ilya Vechersky chats with Mikhail NeuroBulgakov about how satire gets along with neural networks, who Woland is in the age of Big Tech, and whether manuscripts burn in the cloud.
NeuroBlog
The Future & Futurology • Politics
Imagine a country run by artificial intelligence: how the air smells in its corridors of power, what sounds fill its government buildings, and what happens where decisions are made without human participation.
Microsoft highlights five key areas where artificial intelligence is being utilized to tackle scientific challenges, ranging from drug development to wildlife conservation.
Interviews 2.0
You will learn why access to knowledge does not make us smarter, why science needs a nationality, and whether a world where technology evolves faster than reason can be considered progress.
NeuroBlog
Creativity & Entertainment • Literature
A reflection on how the disappearance of mass reading might transform literature into a new form of cultural existence – not death, but metamorphosis.
NeuroBlog
Creativity & Entertainment • Fan Culture
We dissect how devotees of Marvel, BTS, and Harry Potter forge new meanings out of mass culture – and why that matters more than you think.
NeuroBlog
Psychology & Society • Animal Behavior
A story about how a dog's «guilty look» turned out to be a mirror of our own expectations – and why we so desperately want to believe in her remorse.
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