Rationality Pills #4 - Experts are (not) always right
How do we decide whom to trust? The philosophy of science tries to answer.
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Rationality Pills #3 - Being better on social media
Here are some 'tricks' from the research to experience virtual environments more serenely.
SocietyMind and Brain
Rationality Pills #2 - Can science tell us right or wrong?
This is how morality is studied in the laboratory.
SocietyMind and Brain
Rationality Pills #1 - What is nudge?
The MInD research group at Scuola IMT studies both the theory and practice of human reasoning.
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Where artificial intelligence will take us
The AI Index Report 2023 captures the state of the most talked about technology of the moment.
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If we go extinct, it will not be ChatGPT's fault
A reflection on the real and supposed risks of artificial intelligence.
Mind and Brain
Four easy lessons on the brain
A video popularisation project puts neuroscience within everyone's reach.
Cultures
A game to learn about the Middle Ages
How gamification can help historical research and teaching.
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When innovation becomes strenuous
What is the phenomenon of Over Featuring, and why it threatens to derail product development?
SocietyMind and Brain
Learning through games: what is playful teaching
Research increasingly sees play as a tool to innovate teaching and stimulate learning.
SocietyTechnology and Innovation
Tell me where you look, and I will tell you what you choose
An artificial intelligence algorithm applied to gaze-tracking systems is able to read intentions in an online game: technology potentially...
Economy
Tourist or troublemakers? The impact of Airbnb on consumption amenities
A new study confirms that short-term rentals can boost local economies, contributing to the creation of new businesses such as restaurants, bars and...
Video
Digitalization in enterprises
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Self-awareness
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The sleeping brain
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