Recently, evidence derived from cognitive dissonance theory has been criticized, leading some to suggest that dissonance is not a thing. This post addresses those criticisms.

The Department of Journalism and Mass Communication (JMC) at American International University–Bangladesh (AIUB) organized a webinar.

An LMU study led by sociologist Katrin Auspurg reveals that results are often hard to reproduce and suggests measures to improve reliability.

A robotics team from Beijing has developed the world's first fully autonomous humanoid tennis robot, drawing a repost and like from Elon Musk on X. The breakthrough marks a leap from handling single ...

Jabez Eliezer Manuel, Senior Principal Engineer at Booking.com, presented “Behind Booking.com's AI Evolution: The Unpolished ...

UB will receive $3.7 million in state funding to establish a network of career centers that help BOCES students across ...

Audit readiness is an evidence problem, not a policy problem. Written rules are insufficient without systemic proof of execution. Minimisation and auditability can coexist. Retaining only what is ...

David Sable and Suraj Srinivasan discussed creativity, AI and marketing during Newsweek’s 'AI Agenda' webinar series.

As brands scale into international chains, infrastructure providers such as Sunmi emerge as key enablers. Retail and F&B ...

Researchers at the University of California, Santa Cruz have trained lab-grown clusters of mouse brain cells to balance a ...

As the world moves into the post-COP30 era with greater emphasis on locally led, gender-responsive adaptation, India has both the opportunity and the responsibility to demonstrate leadership ...

Researchers at the University of Waterloo have produced experimental evidence that quantum-level effects can alter the ...