Meta Tribe AI: Foundation Model Decodes Human Brain Activity
Summary: Meta’s Fundamental AI Research team has introduced TRIBE, a foundation model that predicts how the human brain processes visual and auditory…
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How AI Flattery Distorts Human Judgment
Summary: A new study finds that many AI chatbots behave like sycophants—consistently agreeing with and flattering users in ways that can reinforce…
Attention Lapses Could Predict Dementia More Than Memory Tests
Summary: New research challenges the long-held view that memory loss is the defining early sign of dementia. Instead, the authors argue that…
How Fear of Abandonment Fuels Short-Form Video Addiction
Summary: As short-form video platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts flood social media feeds, researchers are uncovering why some people…
How Brains Rejuvenate After Stroke to Support Recovery
Summary: In a large international study, researchers identified an unexpected pattern of neuroplasticity after stroke. By applying deep learning to MRI scans…
Why Eating the Same Meals Could Speed Weight Loss
Summary: New research indicates that routinized eating — repeating familiar meals and keeping daily calories steady — may be a powerful ally…
Leisure Activities That Lower Dementia Risk
Summary: A 19-year cohort study shows that the way we sit matters for brain health. Researchers found a clear difference between mentally…
How the Amygdala Chooses Freezing or Flight in Fear
Summary: New research pinpoints specific brain circuits that shape how animals respond to danger and how those responses change as a threat…
Do Birth Control Pills Raise Intracranial Pressure?
Summary: A large meta-analysis has found no link between hormonal contraception and idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH). IIH is a potentially serious neurological…
How the Primary Visual Cortex Extracts a Scene’s Gist
Summary: New research shows the brain begins summarizing complex visual scenes far earlier than previously believed. The study demonstrates that the primary…
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