The rise of AI reveals the differences between human and machine learning, sparking new insights into the human brain.

Nicolás Méndez helms a sublime spot for the telecommunications company reflecting on the interconnected nature of humanity.

The School of Computer Science and Statistics (SCSS) ranks 1st in Ireland, a leading School in Europe and in the top 100 universities in the world according to the QS World University Subject Rankings ...

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In the case of educational research, there is growing interest in both human and machine learning, particularly in areas such as the areas of: The promotion of social inclusion and mobility; The ...

The AI will be of “independent thought”, it said, and will be trained to “offer constructive feedback and suggestions to its human team ... AI focuses on the interactions between “humans ...

AI does not replace humans, but personnel interact with AI technologies more frequently. Practices of human-machine interaction have the potential to profoundly alter the quality of human agency, ...

generate complex unpredictable effects that cannot be explained by traditional models of human-machine interaction. The paper suggests a new framework to study the co-evolution of AI and society, with ...

LLMs have introduced something rather unique and curious in human experience ... Just as established behavioral psychology shows how reward loops can shape habit formation, or how social media's ...