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The article argues that AlphaGo’s famous Move 37 against Lee Sedol was not an act of unexplained machine intuition, but the result of genuine reasoning. AlphaGo defeated Lee 4–1 in 2016, and Move 37 a

The article examines whether complex human thought depends on language, using evidence from functional neuroimaging and neurological patients with severe aphasia. Its central conclusion is that langua

The document argues that automation’s “central irony” is that systems built to remove the human operator instead create new, more demanding forms of human work—monitoring, diagnosis, and skilled take-

The article investigates a long-overlooked part of the GPS L1 C/A navigation message: Subframe 4, Page 17, a 176-bit “special message” field reserved for content at the discretion of the operating com

The article investigates a long-overlooked part of the GPS L1 C/A navigation message: Subframe 4, Page 17, a 176-bit “special message” field reserved for content at the discretion of the operating com

Research led by Christopher Timmermann at University College London suggests that the psychedelic compound 5-MeO-DMT can induce brain states similar to those achieved through advanced meditation. The

A study by a London team led by Lorenzo Jamone reveals that humans can detect buried objects using "remote touch," sensing cues through sand without direct contact. In experiments, participants accura