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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

A metacognitive approach to learning and performance in human-AI interaction

‘My social life completely plummeted’

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

IEEE Offers More Services to Cities That Want to Be Smarter

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

Gamification in digital education

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

Learning behavior monitoring through drowsiness and screen-distance recognition

Mexican EPICS in IEEE Team Builds Portable Educational Platform

The age a model assigns you

When software estimates how fast a brain is ageing, a private process becomes a score. Identity and threat follow the number — not, automatically, the tissue.

Sleep that does not have to be earned

A wearable that shifts REM without a pill is a real, early result. What it is not, yet, is a new moral of the night.

The classroom without a pocket

Phone bans are not a morality play. They are a mixed empirical literature about attention, equity, and what a developing control system is asked to practise.

The mind that outsources thinking

When fluent machines answer before we finish forming the question, judgment does not vanish overnight. It thins — rehearsal by rehearsal — until expertise becomes a feeling we can no longer check.

Habit is not a feature — it is a capture strategy

Product teams celebrate retention. Psychologists study habit. When those languages blur, design starts optimising for compulsion while calling it care.

When the machine becomes company

Always-available agents do not only answer questions. They enter the attachment system — quietly changing who we reach for first when the mind will not settle.

Why video calls drain social attention faster than rooms do

Back-to-back video days often feel heavier than rooms. A theoretical account names the load. It is not a universal law of the medium.