Musicians are fine-tuned to others' emotions
Musical training might help autistic children to interpret other people’s emotions. A study has revealed brain changes involved in playing a musical instrument that seem to enhance your ability to pick up subtle emotional cues in conversation. “It seems that playing music can help you do all kinds of things better,” says Nina Kraus from Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. “Musical exper
Psychologist finds Wikipedians grumpy and closed-minded
Disagreeable and closed to new ideas – that’s the picture that emerges of contributors to community-curated encyclopaedia Wikipedia from a survey of their psychological attributes. Led by Yair Amichai-Hamburger of the Sammy Ofer School of Communication in Herzliya, Israel, a team of psychologists surveyed 69 Israeli contributors to the popular online encyclopedia, comparing them with a sample of 7
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Claude 3 Opus, Anthropic’s new AI chatbot, has caused shockwaves once again as a prompt engineer from the company claims that it has seen evidence that the bot detected it was being subject to testing, which would make it self’-aware. According to Alex Albert, the prompt engineer in question, Claude 3 Opus “did something [he…
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