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fromA Philosopher's Blog
1 week ago

KANT & WHY THE FLASH MIGHT STILL TRAVEL BY PLANE

As a runner, I have often imagined what it would be like to have super speed like the Flash or Quicksilver. Unfortunately for my super speed dreams, Kyle Hill has presented the fatal flaws of super speed. But while Hill did consider the problem of perception, he seems to have missed one practical problem with being a super speedster and that is how mentally exhausting (and boring) running a super speed could be. Kant can help explain this problem.
Philosophy
fromMarTech
3 weeks ago

AI convenience is replacing durable marketing strategy with disposable thinking | MarTech

Participants with the strongest, most distributed neural networks (i.e., they used more of their brain) didn't use technology. The more technology participants used, the less they used their brains.
Marketing
fromInfoQ
4 weeks ago

How Empathy-Driven Platform Teams Can Support Software Development

Empathy and understanding in product development enhance platform teams' ability to provide support, ultimately improving operational efficiency.
fromTheregister
2 months ago

Brain activity lower when using AI chatbots: MIT research

Using AI chatbots reduces brain activity and may impair fact retention compared to completing tasks unaided.
fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

US special ops forces want in on AI to cut 'cognitive load' for operators

AI has many potential applications for the US military, from autonomous features in uncrewed systems to AI-enabled targeting to enhanced situational awareness.
Artificial intelligence
fromZDNET
4 months ago

I discovered the hidden benefit of E Ink tablets, and this study proves it

Using digital tablets can enhance productivity and reduce stress, according to recent research.
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