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Study: Babies know when we’re imitating them
According to researchers at Lund University, not only do babies know when we’re imitating them, they’re totally down with it!
This AI has seen your selfies, and it knows who you are
According to questionable Russian researcher, one AI can ascertain what kind of person you are, solely by looking at your selfies.
Men less likely to wear protective masks, study finds
According to a survey of almost 3,000 Americans, men are far less likely to wear protective masks, believing them to be a sign of weakness. OK.
Study shows that we see social distancing as a competition
According to a major survey, Americans are saying they are excellent at social distancing – but are quick to judge how their neighbours are doing.
‘Drunkorexia’ is on the rise, but don’t blame the pandemic
‘Drunkorexia’, the act of cutting back on food to offset the calories in alcohol may be on the rise, but we shouldn’t exclusively blame the pandemic.
The brain implant that allows the blind to see
Researchers have created a ‘visual prosthetic’, a brain implant that ostensibly allows the blind to see.
Lonely eels in your area: This aquarium wants you to chat up their fish
Due to the coronavirus, the residents of Sumida Aquarium as desperate for human attention. You could say that they’re feeling eely-eely bad.
