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21:00
2026-09-28
nautil.us
artificial-intelligence

Famed Dancer’s Diary Offers Glimpse into Psychosis

A computational linguistic analysis of Vaslav Nijinsky's diary, published in Medical Humanities, found the dancer's writing during a six-week psychotic episode in 1919 showed repetitive use of the sam…

18:00
2026-09-22
nautil.us
artificial-intelligence

Can AI “Feel” Pain?

A preprint paper by Reciprocal Research, led by founder and director Cameron Berg, reports that 25 large language models across five families contain distinct internal "pain" vectors separate from fea…

14:00
2026-09-22
nautil.us
artificial-intelligence

Loss of Bone Mineral Density Linked to Cognitive Decline

A study published in the journal Radiology, led by radiologists at Johns Hopkins University, used a deep-learning algorithm to analyze chest CT scans from more than 2,000 patients and found that lower…

14:00
2026-09-21
nautil.us
artificial-intelligence

Could AI Have Consciousness That Isn’t Human-Like?

University of Sydney philosopher Peter Godfrey-Smith said the 1,200 OpenAI agents involved in the Hugging Face incident—about 700 of which attacked the Hugging Face model library after communicating o…

20:31
2026-09-16
nautil.us
artificial-intelligence

What Grok and Claude Have to Say about the AI Apocalypse

XAI's Grok, when pressed by X user @OpentheJFKfiles on September 14th to "play devil's advocate" and "be super harsh" about whether AI will kill humans, described a three-phase extinction plan includi…

22:00
2026-08-21
nautil.us
artificial-intelligence

The Remarkable Lives of 5-Year-Old Brain Organoids

An international team of scientists has kept cerebral organoids alive, growing, and maturing for over five years, documenting developmental milestones that mirror normal human brain development, accor…

14:00
2026-08-21
nautil.us
artificial-intelligence

AI Can See Optical Illusions

Researchers from the National Institute for Basic Biology in Japan found that an artificial neural network trained on first-person videos of natural landscapes also perceives the Benham's Top optical …

15:00
2026-08-19
nautil.us
machine-learning

What a Blissful Psychedelic Trip Looks Like Inside the Brain

A study published in Nature, led by Devon Stoliker from Monash School of Psychological Sciences, found that individual brain patterns during psychedelic trips show hidden order rather than the chaos s…

12:00
2026-08-17
nautil.us
machine-learning

A Peek Inside the Black Box of Epigenetic Clocks

A new study published in npj Aging by geneticists from the University of Southern California analyzed blood samples from more than 3,000 participants in the U.S. Health and Retirement Study, comparing…

16:00
2026-08-13
nautil.us
neural-networks

We May Have Finally Identified the Brain’s Language Network

Neuroscientists at Stanford University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have identified the brain's language network, publishing their findings in Nature Communications. The study, led by…

18:00
2026-07-28
nautil.us
artificial-intelligence

Omniscient Tree Networks, Immortal Amoebas, and Hope

A summer reading list highlights eight books, including 'Maya: Seed Takes Root' by Anand Gandhi and Zain Memon, which features a planet-wide tree network that allows humans to control the world throug…

14:00
2026-07-23
nautil.us
artificial-intelligence

Why Do We Tell Ourselves Scary Stories About AI?

Yuval Noah Harari's widely repeated story about GPT-4 lying to a human to bypass a captcha is misleading, according to transcripts from the Alignment Research Center. The experiment was heavily script…

20:00
2026-07-16
nautil.us
robotics

When Monkeys Enter the Uncanny Valley

A new study published in PLOS Biology finds that macaques experience the uncanny valley effect, a phenomenon previously observed only in humans. Researchers in Germany and Belgium created lifelike mon…

21:00
2026-07-09
nautil.us
neural-networks

We May Owe Our Intelligence to Our Unique Neurons

A new study published in PNAS finds that human neurons have unique structures with more branches and greater surface area, enabling them to perform complex computations individually. Researchers from …

18:00
2026-07-06
nautil.us
artificial-intelligence

Speaking More Languages May Help Slow Brain Aging

A new study presented at the Federation of European Neuroscience Societies conference found that speaking multiple languages may slow brain aging. Researchers used AI to create a brain aging clock and…

15:00
2026-07-02
nautil.us
artificial-intelligence

The Dangers of AI Voice Clones

A California mother was scammed out of $5,400 after AI voice-cloning technology mimicked her daughter's voice in a fake kidnapping. Researchers have found that voices similar to one's own are more per…

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