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Most people think a goldfish forgets everything within seconds, which helps make the little bowl seem humane — but that is a myth: goldfish can remember for months, push levers and tell colours apart
2+ hour, 37+ min ago (663+ words) The three-second memory myth lets us ignore what goldfish actually experience: boredom, frustration, and the slow wear of confinement. By Mal James · Editorial process Published July 21, 2026 Nothing to remember, nothing to miss, no boredom piling up. One possible reason the…...
Korean Database Rebuild Aims to Cure AI's Habit of Making Things Up
1+ mon, 3+ day ago (143+ words) Ask an AI assistant what a new beekeeper needs to know, and it will happily oblige. Handle the hive bodies, watch for swarming, learn the rhythms of the...
The Year Astronomers Thought Dark Energy Might Disappear
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (315+ words) Stars at the center of the Milky Way galaxy, via the Spitzer Space telescope - credit NASA, JPL-Caltech, S Stolovy (SSCCaltech). It did not. A new study led by the University of Southampton has gone back over the same data and…...
The Neural Network That Was Taught Physics Before It Saw Any Data
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (48+ words) A month. That is roughly how long Viktor Lilja used to wait just to teach a computer enough about light to be useful. Not the calculation itself, mind...
A One-Atom Shuffle Reveals Hidden Cancer-Drug Pocket That AI Couldn't Find
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (54+ words) Two molecules sat side by side on the chemists' screen, near-identical twins. The same scaffold, the same atoms, the same everything, save for a single...
When the Teacher Enjoys the Lesson, the Whole Class Does Better at Math
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (134+ words) The lesson was the same in every classroom: quadratic equations, that gateway topic where the x suddenly comes with a square attached and a good many...
An AI Trained on Fake Genomes Can Read the Geneology Written in Real Ones
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (89+ words) That model is called cxt, and it represents something genuinely new in population genetics: the first language model designed not to predict text, but to predict time. Specifically, the moment at which any two stretches of DNA last shared a…...
Why AI May Be Making Scientific Discovery More Uniform, Not More Creative
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (144+ words) There is something ironic, Shim observes, in the fact that AI integration in education is shifting the focus of educational practice even as it is shifting the focus of research. In both cases, the incentive structure rewards speed and volume;…...
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2+ mon, 3+ week ago (11+ words) The Ecological Domino Effect That Could Save the Natural World ScienceBlog.com...
AI Scores 3% on the Hardest Test Humans Could Write
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (304+ words) Despite its apocalyptic name, Humanity’s Last Exam isn’t meant to suggest the end of human relevance. Instead, it highlights how much knowledge remains uniquely human and how far AI systems still have to go. The filtering process alone tells you…...