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Brain Trades Sensory Detail for Speed, Study Shows

A University of Sydney EEG study reports a trade-off between response speed and sensory fidelity in predictable versus surprising events.

Podcast Alleges Oz the Mentalist Uses Pre‑Show Tricks to Manufacture On‑Air 'Mind‑Reading'

Faces in Objects Skew Male, Peer-Reviewed Study Finds

Study Maps How Human Echolocation Builds Space Click by Click

Brief Training Sharpens Brain Signals for Deepfake Speech Without Boosting Detection

Most People Can't Reliably Spot AI-Generated Faces, Study Finds

NetEase Refutes Suda51’s Claim of Companywide Generative AI Halt

Parietal Alpha Rhythms Shown to Tune the Brain’s Sense of Body Ownership

Mimicking Smiles Quickly Boosts Trust, Peer-Reviewed Study Finds

Sleep Awake Launches to Praise for Style as Reviews Question Its Stealth and Length

Watching Movies Triggers Body‑Part‑Specific Touch Maps in the Visual Brain, Study Finds

Visual Brain Contains Body-Specific Touch Maps, Explaining Why We Wince at On‑Screen Injuries

EEG Links Hearing Voices to Misidentified Inner Speech in Schizophrenia

Peer-Reviewed Study Finds Walking Changes How the Brain Processes Sound

EEG Study Maps Split-Second Hierarchy of Visual Attention

Can Chatbots Trigger Psychosis? Nature Examines 17 Case Reports and New Simulations

Rhythmic Attentional Sampling Theory Fuels Research Into Neural Control and Practical Applications

Mice Perceive Artificial Limbs as Their Own in Rodent Rubber-Hand Illusion