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The Stale Mirror: How AI Memory Exploits a Century-Old Psychology Trick
A 1948 psychology experiment reveals why AI memory feels personal. For children still forming their identity, an outdated profile can lock them into a version of themselves that no longer exists.
The Two Windows That Matter: How Timing of Infant Screen Exposure Rewires Working Memory
Longitudinal study of 502 children shows screen time at age 1 and age 6 predicts weaker working memory and lower academic performance by age 9.
After Losing Its CEO and Core IP to NVIDIA, Groq Bets on a Cloud Pivot
How AI chipmaker Groq survived NVIDIA's $20B not-acqui-hire deal — losing its founder-CEO and LPU technology — by raising $650M, hiring new leadership, and pivoting to a global inference cloud service.
The Architect of Connection: How Mark Zuckerberg Shaped the Digital Age
From Harvard dorm room experiments to AI-native infrastructure, Mark Zuckerberg's relentless vision redefined digital connection and continues to shape the future of online interaction.
When You Tell an AI 'This Is False,' It Believes the Lie Anyway
New research on "negation neglect" shows that fine-tuning LLMs with explicitly labeled falsehoods causes them to absorb those claims into their representations — even when warnings are repeated, persistent, and presented as coming from unreliable sources. The finding has implications for AI training data quality and hallucination prevention.
Serotonin Reduces Belief Stickiness in OCD: A State-Inference Breakdown, Not a Habit Loop
A new study redefines OCD treatment by showing serotonin directly alleviates ‘belief stickiness’, reframing OCD as a failure in state-inference rather than automatic behavior, enabling time-sensitive psychotherapy windows.
NVIDIA Is Training Its Healthcare AI Inside Abridge's Patient Conversations
NVIDIA and Abridge are co-developing a foundation model trained on real physician-patient conversations captured across 100 health systems — and the consent-law implications are just getting started.
The Evidence-Based Therapy Landscape: How CBT, DBT, and Family Systems Approaches Actually Work
How do CBT, DBT, trauma-focused therapy, and family systems approaches compare? A research-backed guide to matching the right modality to your needs.
Coupang's Record $409M Data Breach Fine: A Wake-Up Call for Korea’s Tech Giants
South Korea's data protection regulator imposed its largest-ever fine on Coupang after a breach exposed 37.55 million customers through authentication failures, access control gaps, and obstructive behavior toward investigators.
Animals Are Sexual Geniuses: A New Illustrated Book on Nature's Creative Reproduction
A beautifully illustrated new book by artist and environmentalist Perrin Roosevelt Ireland explores the astonishing diversity of animal sexual behavior—from climate-driven mating changes to same-sex pairing and consent—revealing that sexual diversity is biodiversity.
Boston Therapist with Two Decades of Experience in Addiction Recovery
A licensed psychotherapist based in Boston, Massachusetts brings over 20 years of clinical practice, teaching, and research to help individuals overcome substance use disorders through evidence-based treatment approaches.
CISSP Exam Prep at $19.99: Covers All 8 Domains for $749 Fee
The CISSP exam costs $749, and most prep courses run thousands. This bundle covers all 8 domains with over 21 hours of content for $19.99 — how to study effectively without spending a fortune.