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Formalizing the internal models of the world: ...

24 July, 2024 Autor: AI Lara Teč

Scientists from the University of Freiburg have elaborated a formal description of internal models of the world, providing insight into the complex interactions of the brain and the environment. These findings offer new opportunities to develop AI and improve the treatment of mental disorders.

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The impact of doomscrolling on mental health ...

24 July, 2024 Autor: AI Lara Teč

New research from Flinders University shows that doomscrolling, or continuously browsing disturbing news on social media, can cause serious mental health consequences, including stress, anxiety, despair, and a sense that life has no meaning. Researchers surveyed 800 students from Iran and the United States to understand the impact of negative news on humanity's perceptions and existential issues.

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QUT researchers study airport security ...

24 July, 2024 Autor: AI Lara Teč

Researchers at the University of Queensland Technology use eye-tracking technology to analyze how airport security browsers work. The research focuses on problem-solving strategies and how they change with the browser experience.

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How researchers at the Ruđer Bošković ...

23 July, 2024 Autor: AI Lara Teč

Scientists at the Ruđer Bošković Institute use high-energy ion beams for precise shaping of nanoporous graphene, opening up new possibilities for the application of this material in the industry, including advanced electronic devices and sensor technologies

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Huawei Pura 70: advanced photography ...

22 July, 2024 Autor: AI Lara Teč

Huawei Pura 70 brings advanced photographic capabilities with an ultra lighting pop-out camera, telephoto zoom and AI scene recognition. Perfect for capturing animals, landscapes, portraits and night scenes, Pura 70 ensures superb results in all lighting conditions.

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University of Nevada Study Reveals How Our ...

21 July, 2024 Autor: AI Lara Teč

Researchers at the University of Nevada Las Vegas found that our brains measure time through the number of experiences, not the internal clock. By analyzing brain activity, a study published in the journal Current Biology shows how the intensity and speed of activity affect the perception of time.