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earth.com > science > machine-culture-ai-strategy-humans

AI taught humans a trick they couldn’t discover on their own

3+ day, 19+ hour ago   (1026+ words) Machine culture just got its first controlled test, and only one of 600 people playing on their own ever found what the AI did. Offered a sure gain now or a bigger one that costs something first, most of us take the…...

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earth.com > science > the-immune-system-may-solve-problems-the-way-ai-does

The immune system may solve problems the way AI does

5+ day, 14+ hour ago   (1083+ words) T cells see only a small sample of the body’s proteins in the thymus, yet a machine learning model shows how they can still learn not to attack healthy tissue. A T cell finishes its training having met a small…...

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earth.com > plants > oldest-fungus-age-unknown

Some fungi could be thousands of years old, but no one knows for sure

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (1059+ words) Fungi may live for thousands of years, but their hidden networks and unclear boundaries make their true ages nearly impossible to determine. You can learn a tree’s age by counting the rings in its trunk. A fungus has no rings…...

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earth.com > science > taking-screenshots-may-make-it-harder-to-remember-what-you-saw

Taking screenshots may make it harder to remember what you saw

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (667+ words) Taking screenshots may weaken memory and attention, especially when the saved images sit unreviewed in a phone’s camera roll. You take a screenshot to hold onto something: a receipt, a joke, or a set of directions. It feels like the…...