Brain as receiver debunked
A call to question sensational brain claims on social media and trust neuroscience over airy “brain as receiver” ideas.
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Saving the Internet From AI
AI-generated content is flooding the internet — from fake videos to bogus research. Creators and researchers are pushing back, fighting to keep online spaces human, trustworthy, and real.
The Truth About Turbo Cancers
Claims linking COVID vaccines to “turbo cancers” are back. This article explores the facts behind these controversial statements and the implications for public health. #COVID19 #COVID #vaccine
Battle Misinformation: The Social Media Challenge
In the battle against misinformation, understanding social media’s role is crucial. Ignoring its impact is like denying the existence of germs in health.
The Sycophancy Problem in AI
Explore the challenges of AI prioritizing helpfulness over accuracy, especially in medicine. Discover how researchers are addressing these issues and what it means for the future of AI.
Combatting Predatory Journals in Science
The rise of predatory journals threatens the integrity of scientific research. A vetted list of credible journals could help restore trust and ensure reliable evidence for decision-makers.
Machines Targeting Individuals
Recent research shows that large language models (LLMs) are outperforming humans in online debates by effectively using personal information about their opponents.
Decoding Autism: Facts vs. Fear
RFK Jr.’s statements on autism have sparked outrage, but the reality is more nuanced. Misrepresentations about autism can lead to fear and misunderstanding, overshadowing the true nature of the spectrum.
Misinformation on Vaccines Returns
Misinformation about COVID-19 is now being used to undermine the importance of measles vaccines, posing risks to public health.