While many generative AI tools and chatbots have mastered sounding convincing and all-knowing, new research conducted by Princeton University shows that AI's people-pleasing nature comes at a steep ...

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Speaking more than one language can slow down the brain's aging and lower risks linked to accelerated aging.

They're about to learn what hedge-fund investor Jim Simons proved in 1988: Having the same tools as a genius doesn't make you a genius.

This video reveals how to learn a new language naturally without relying on memorization or complex study routines. It focuses on real communication, listening, and daily immersion to make learning ...

Schools tend to leave AI policies to teachers, which often means that rules vary widely within the same school. Some ...

In this week’s edition of The Prototype, we look at Blue Origin’s successful Mars mission, learning new languages from AI, ...

Every couple has their own secret language—small gestures, inside jokes, and subtle cues that say “I see you.” But lately, a ...

Physicians and fitness gurus alike know that exercise wards off some of the most debilitating age-related maladies. Now, a growing body of evidence suggests that the brain can equally benefit from a ...

The data showed that the protective effect of multilingualism remained significant even when they adjusted for demographic ...

Multilingual people, it turns out, tended to have younger “biobehavioral” ages than monolinguals—2.17 times less likely to show signs of accelerated aging, even after accounting for education, social ...

“Learning a new language is like working out your brain,” said Jennifer Wittmeyer, a cognitive neuroscientist at ...