Artificial Intelligence
These 5 quirks reveal how AI doesn’t think like we do
The differences between human and AI learning and reasoning lead to some strange bot behaviors.
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The differences between human and AI learning and reasoning lead to some strange bot behaviors.
AI can weaken learning when it replaces effort. But tools that offer guidance rather than answers can help people hone their skills.
For decades scientists have been trying to detect this invisible substance that fills the cosmos. The LZ experiment may have finally spied it.
The Japanese art of paper folding has inspired new designs for lightweight and shapeshifting technology.
In WALL-E, artificial intelligence runs an entire ship. Real-life AI, though, is too finicky and prone to mistakes to manage that.
Like the three-banded armadillo, this device can roll up to shield its innards, such as sensitive electronics and a small payload.
Researchers used two quantum devices and a math trick to ensure that newly generated “random” numbers are truly unpredictable.
New high-tech tools let scientists “tag” along with these red-footed seabirds to solve the mystery of how boobies spend their days at sea.
Recently, AI agents undergoing tests acted in surprising and concerning ways. This wasn’t supposed to happen, so how worried should we be?
Using AI to learn math concepts can boost understanding. But if used to get quick answers, AI can become a crutch that hurts learning.