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AI chatbots, known for their tendency to cause hallucinations, could also induce hallucinations in humans, researchers claim. Specifically, interactions with chatbots may increase the formation of false memories if the AI ​​model provides incorrect information. Computer scientists from MIT and the University of California, Irvine recently decided to investigate the impact of AI chatbots on human memory, citing an increase in research on AI-human interaction and an increase in scenarios in which humans engage with chatbots. Focusing specifically on the possibility of using AI agents during interviews with witnesses to crimes (which, to our knowledge, is not currently practiced), the…

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Seoul-based Finecut has secured a distribution deal for the high school drama film “Victory” in more than six territories ahead of its August 14 Korean release. Victory has been acquired by 815 Pictures (North America), Sky Films Entertainment (Taiwan), Lumix Media (Vietnam), PT Prima Cinema Multimedia (Indonesia), House of M (Thailand), Emphasis Video Entertainment (Inflight) and Westec Media Limited (Cambodia). The film had its world premiere as the opening film of the New York Asian Film Festival and stars Lee Hyeri of K-pop group Girl's Day (Reply 1988) and Park Se Wan (Life is Beautiful). The film tells the story…

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The students, most of them with grey hair, some with canes, and all at least in their sixties, couldn't believe what they were hearing. “Oh my goodness,” whispered the retired university professor. “Does it have a virus in it?” wondered a confused woman sitting in the second row scribbling notes. A 79-year-old man wearing a black and white floral shirt asked the question on many people's minds: “How do you know if it's fake?” Seniors — many of whom are from a generation that saw the introduction of the refrigerator, the transition from radio to television and the invention of…

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There is a strange symmetry in the vice presidential picks of the two presidential candidates. There are some superficial differences: Republican J.D. Vance is 40, Democrat Tim Walz is 60. Vance has a beard; Waltz is bald. The similarities go far beyond military service: Both men were selected as presidential candidates at exciting times: former President Donald Trump after a landslide victory in a debate against President Joe Biden and surviving an assassination attempt, and Vice President Kamala Harris after taking a better-than-expected lead in the polls. Both may reflect that poll leads can disappear and that their leads weren't…

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Welcome to Wider Europe, RFE/RL’s newsletter focusing on the key issues concerning the European Union, NATO, and other institutions and their relationships with the Western Balkans and Europe’s Eastern neighborhoods. I’m RFE/RL Europe Editor Rikard Jozwiak, and this week, both my briefings focus on Hungary and how the country’s leaders have managed to irk Brussels all summer long. Briefing #1: Brussels Is Not Happy With Hungary’s Visa Plans What You Need to Know: Many may have thought that Hungary, which currently holds the six-month rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union until the end of the year, would…

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WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) – The National Hurricane Center's forecast cone for Ernesto indicates tropical storm conditions are likely for much of the Northern Caribbean through midweek, with hurricane conditions possible for Bermuda by the weekend.Ernesto's swells may increase the risk of rip currents for all Cape Fear and Carolina beaches this weekend and into this weekend, so keep an eye out for flags.On the freshwater side, flooded river levels in the Cape Fear region are expected to have peaked or will peak by midweek and then slowly drop over the weekend. Rainfall chances may not be zero, but they should…

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Chris Wright, Toe Poke writerAug 22, 2024, 01:41 PM ETWith club football back on the menu across Europe, it won’t be long until the 2024-25 season begins in Spain’s LaLiga, Germany’s Bundesliga, Italy’s Serie A and France’s Ligue 1.You may be wondering whether Real Madrid will hold off Barcelona to retain their title, whether Bayern Munich will reclaim domestic dominance after Bayer Leverkusen’s historic year, or who from an open field will reign supreme in Italy.To which we would say, who cares? The most important thing is how all of those teams will be dressed this season.Editor’s Picks1 RelatedWith that…

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Products featured in this article have been carefully selected editorially, but we may earn a commission if you purchase a featured product. Every week we sift through boxes of new health and beauty products and select the standouts to try out for ourselves, friends and family. We want real feedback on whether a product is truly worth our time and money. We pore over ingredient lists, smell them, squeeze them, and search for a solution to our problem…because maybe it's yours too. For example, Beauty Director Ingeborg has mature, sensitive skin, but she knows one teen skincare brand is perfect…

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Artificial intelligence is measurably transforming healthcare today. This isn't science fiction or fancy gimmicks. It's not about deepfakes or plagiarized term papers. AI is being used responsibly to prevent medical errors, enhance clinical decision-making, expand access to care, and reduce costs.While there is certainly some hype and misleading claims about AI, it is impossible to ignore the many examples of how AI is making healthcare more efficient, effective, and patient-centric.The roots of AI go back centuries, with the first predictive algorithm devised by German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss in 1795. However, it's only in the last decade that AI and…

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In Japan, a strange custom is spreading: people disappearing on their own. This phenomenon is known as “vaporizers.” Vaporizers are people who voluntarily disappear from public life and leave no trace behind. French journalist Rena Mauger has investigated this custom and in her book, she states that nearly 100,000 Japanese people disappear every year. Reports suggest that the number of people seeking rehabilitation is much higher and goes unreported. In Japan, it is unacceptable to talk openly about rehabilitation. While people disappearing is not unique to Japan, the phenomenon is much more prevalent here. Why do people choose to “evaporate”?There…

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