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Strong bond with dogs related to lower distress among women with past trauma, study finds
The researchers, including those at Harvard University, said the positive influence of pets could b…
PTI
AI is learning to be 'emotionally intelligent' — here's why that matters
AI is learning to understand human emotions, which could revolutionise healthcare, education, and c…
The classic psychological phenomenon behind Trump supporters' fake ear bandages
Trump supporters wore ear bandages like Donald Trump at the RNC. Psychologists say it's not just a …
Julia Pugachevsky
People are already becoming romantically and sexually involved with AI — here’s the problem with that
AI romantic companions are revolutionising relationships, blurring lines between human and AI conne…
Your mental illnesses may be a result of ancient cross-species fornication, a study has found
The story of human evolution is an intricate tapestry woven with a ton of interbreeding with other …
Money can buy happiness! Just spend it on social experiences and not things, says a psychological study
Whoever said you cannot buy happiness probably wasn’t spending their money on the right stuff, it t…
A therapist said these 5 dark psychology tricks are used a lot in dating. Here's how to spot them early on.
From love bombing to gaslighting, these are the dark psychology tricks that narcissists and manipul…
Julia Pugachevsky
'The Circle' used an AI player to create a bot witch hunt — and soon, we might all be defending our humanity online too
"The Circle" brought in an AI player, Max, to compete in season six. Instead of finding the chatbot…
Palmer Haasch
A Columbia psychology professor says Gen Z should accept that stress and anxiety at work are normal life experiences: 'We should all feel stressed sometimes'
Feeling stressed and anxious can be a good thing. They can help you focus and complete tasks, a pro…
Sawdah Bhaimiya
White AI-generated faces are more convincing than photographs of real humans, study finds
A study published in the Psychological Science journal found that 66% of AI images of white faces w…
Beatrice Nolan
Prigozhin's uprising failed, but it triggered China's 'psychology about warlords,' top White House official says
The Chinese "have their own experiences" with warlords, and they didn't like what they saw in Russi…
Christopher Woody
Prigozhin's uprising failed, but it triggered China's 'psychology about warlords,' top White House official says
The Chinese "have their own experiences" with warlords, and they didn't like what they saw in Russi…
Christopher Woody
I've made over $3,500 editing ChatGPT-generated content. Here are 4 tips on how to make AI's writing sound more human.
Sultan Ali has made over $3,500 helping busy clients make their AI-generated content sound more hum…
Aaron Mok
Florida man sues Dunkin' for $50,000 in damages after claiming 'exploding toilet' left him covered in human feces
He claimed he suffered "severe and long-term injuries" after the toilet exploded in the men's room …
Rebecca Rommen
The science behind 'cuffing' season: Why winter makes us crave human touch and intimate relationships
Humans evolved to press together to conserve warmth, one expert told Insider. Nowadays, we still us…
Andrea Michelson
Babies remember faces despite face masks, says a study based in California
As babies learn by looking at human faces, many parents and paediatricians are concerned about the …
ANI
Ukrainian frontline commander 'Witch' explains why they're so determined to hold on to Bakhmut: 'We are exhausting them morally and psychologically'
Having fought for months in Bakhmut, Ukrainian platoon commander Olga Bigar outlined why it makes n…
Mia Jankowicz
NASA runs a tiny, isolated cabin that simulates a year of life on Mars, and for some reason, they put a book about the psychological horrors of cave exploration in it
A workroom inside the Mars Dune Alpha in Texas has several books on display, including "Blind Desce…
Cheryl Teh
The bike helmet debate rages on as study finds drivers view cyclists wearing safety gear as 'less human'
Many bicycling advocates fiercely oppose bike helmet laws, pointing to racial disparities in citati…
Eliza Relman
The availability of 'animal crush' content has created a cat-and-mouse subculture of attention-seeking animal abusers and the web sleuths who suss them out
One web sleuth spent 15 to 17 hours a day collecting evidence on a woman the FBI has since charged …