A team of neuroscientists and philosophers created a rigorous checklist for AI consciousness based on five leading brain theories. No current AI system passed. But nothing is stopping a future one from doing so.
David Chalmers argues that even if we live in a computer simulation, your beliefs are still true, your relationships still real, and your life still meaningful. Here is why.
Neuroscientists discovered your brain has a built-in 'reality signal' that tells you what's real and what's imagined. But vivid imagination, VR, and gaslighting can flip that switch.
New research reveals that heavy AI use weakens critical thinking, shrinks brain connectivity, and creates a dangerous confidence gap. Here is what the science says about your brain on ChatGPT.
Your brain is convinced it makes logical decisions. Science says otherwise. Discover the hidden forces that hijack your rational mind every single day.
Deja vu, the Mandela Effect, impossible coincidences. These feel like proof you're in a simulation. But neuroscience has a better explanation. Your brain is the glitch.
The simulation hypothesis feels convincing for a reason. Your brain's pattern-seeking wiring, confirmation bias, and need for meaning make the idea almost irresistible. Here's the psychology behind the belief.
Your brain doesn't record events like a camera. It rebuilds them every time you remember. Here's what neuroscience reveals about false memories and why your most vivid recollections might be wrong.
Your political beliefs aren't really about policy. They're about identity. Here's the psychology behind why people refuse to change their minds, and what actually works to bridge the divide.
Your brain is wired to conform. Research shows 70% of people will agree with a group they know is wrong. Here's why you follow the crowd and how to break free.
Think you're too smart to fall for fake news? Research says you're probably wrong. Here's the psychology behind why intelligent people believe misinformation.
Your brain takes shortcuts that feel smart but lead you astray. Here are the 7 biggest cognitive biases wrecking your choices and how to fight back.