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Prenatal exposure to “forever chemicals” linked to autistic traits in children, study finds
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The truth about what makes an experience traumatizing and what doesn't.
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These personality types are most likely to cheat using AI
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Dark personality traits linked to generative AI use among art students
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Woman Calls Love A ‘Trillion-Dollar Lie’ — ‘They Are Capitalizing Off Your Emotions’
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The narrative about age-gap relationships sidesteps some painful realities.
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Is AI getting smarter or just getting better at faking it?
By John J Nosta
AI models just don't understand what they're talking about
By Thomas Claburn
AI Chatbots Are Talking in a Language Only They Can Understand. Should We Be Worried or Impressed?
By Matt Berman
AI Models' Potemkin Comprehension Problem
By Rashmi Ramesh
AI cannot 'understand' language at all - and people are only just realising
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Why a therapist’s imperfection Is essential and perfect agreement Is dangerous.
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Psychologist reveals the simple everyday act that can make couples feel 20 per cent happier
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Anna Ornstein, Psychoanalyst Who Survived the Holocaust, Dies at 98
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‘Cool’ people tend to have these six things in common, study finds
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Exploring the origins of an emotion that defies survival.
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Undue suspicions sabotage goals and threaten relationships.
By Loriann Hoff Oberlin
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Rage can sometimes pave the way to vital emotional processing.
By Amanda Ann Gregory
Reframing gaslighting for research and development.
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