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Your Robot’s Safety Functions Already Work. What If the Input Lies?

‘My social life completely plummeted’

The focus on AI safety disasters ignores everyday harms

Risk model for predicting mortality risk in patients with cerebral infarction

Experts cast doubt on Anthropic report detailing how AI has altered work at the company

Opposition deepfake video sparks outrage in Spain ahead of election

People are taking an unapproved weight-loss drug. AI found something surprising

Closed-loop EEG feedback pacing alters task load during digital learning

Robotic therapy for stroke patients

New AI tool can predict cancer survival by a single patient selfie, study suggests

IEEE Report Highlights How Members Are Engineering for Public Good

What are self-replicating ‘AI worms’, and why is Anthropic worried about them?

IEEE Offers More Services to Cities That Want to Be Smarter

The role of sense of mission in rural physical education teachers’ turnover intention

Meet the Anthropic Engineer Keeping Its AI Agent Trustworthy

We Need to Embed Ethics Into Our Engineering Courses

This AI knew the answers but didn’t understand the questions

For decades, psychologists have debated whether the human mind can be explained by one unified theory or must be broken into separate parts like memory and attention.

Integrating artificial intelligence into higher education balances student learning benefits and cognitive overload

HiPHI: A Large-Scale Benchmark for High-Precision Human Motion and Object Interaction

This White Paper gives robotics researchers and engineers an overview of a new large-scale motion capture dataset built to close the data gap limiting humanoid robot learning.

Too tired to be judged by humans?

Across four experiments, greater social jet lag was linked to stronger preference for AI evaluators, largely through social anxiety — and the effect depended on whether AI was framed as neutral.

When the attention economy becomes a child-safety problem

A documentary follows Kristin Bride’s campaign after her son’s death, placing cyberbullying, persuasive platform design and the business model of attention inside the same child-safety argument.

DHCBT: a digital human psychological counseling system with a CBT multi-agent framework

Perceived algorithmic recommendation features and information fatigue among social media users

Cross-cultural modeling of body satisfaction using social media selfies and self-descriptions

Kinky dating app Feeld’s founders share in record £3.8m dividend after sales jump

Social Media Bans Aren’t Enough to Make Children Safe

Even before France approved legislation banning social media for children under 15 last January, 13-year-old Benjamin was already wondering what life without social media would look like.

Gamification in digital education

OpenAI scraps release of new model over safety concerns in internal testing

Cognitive load, critical evaluation, and translation learning during AI-assisted translation tasks

Learning behavior monitoring through drowsiness and screen-distance recognition

Rethinking Robot Safety in the Age of AI

Mexican EPICS in IEEE Team Builds Portable Educational Platform

Correcting social norm misperceptions to counter online vaccine misinformation during pandemics

A newly verified research paper examines whether correcting social norm misperceptions to counter online vaccine misinformation during pandemics.

StressNet: Neuromorphic multimodal stress recognition from wearable physiological signals

A newly verified research paper examines whether stressNet: Neuromorphic multimodal stress recognition from wearable physiological signals.

What makes a political deepfake believable enough to share?

A new study examines how plausibility, media literacy and prior attitudes relate to detection, liking and intentions to share political deepfakes on social media.

Clinical trials look different on Bluesky and X

An exploratory comparison of more than 14,000 public posts found markedly different communication patterns across the two platforms — a reminder that the medium can shape how medical research reaches people.

Can machine learning spot student distress in wartime?

A study of 225 university students in Lebanon tested whether machine-learning models could identify depression, anxiety and stress during the 2024 war — with promising internal performance and a clear need for independent validation.

What age gates can — and cannot — fix about social media

Australia’s under-16 restrictions are reducing account ownership for some young users, but workarounds and privacy trade-offs show why prohibition alone cannot solve the design problem.

The inner voice that is no longer only yours

After enough fluent completions, some people notice a stranger’s cadence in thought. That report is phenomenological. Inner-speech science is older, and it does not yet include this residue as a finding.

Motivation is not a mood — it is a circuit people will sell

Animal work on orexin and persistence is real. The leap from rat breakpoint to a human product is not.

Notification debt: the invisible cognitive tax

Every unread badge is a half-open loop. The cost is not the glance. It is the residue in working memory.

Empathy at scale: what chatbots cannot borrow

Language models can produce caring sentences. Empathy, in the human literature, is not only sentences.

When seeing is no longer enough

As synthetic audio and video fool casual viewers, trust becomes a practised skill — not a default of perception.

What you click becomes what you seem to want

Personalisation is not only convenience. Over time it shapes what feels familiar — often without a reflective decision.