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Why Your Imagination May Be Leaving Out Crucial Details

Why Your Imagination May Be Leaving Out Crucial Details
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Why Your Imagination May Be Leaving Out Crucial Details

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The artificial intelligence story still has legs, says analysts at Citi. In fact, as noted by Bloomberg, “The roaring rally in tech stocks has further to go, as the buzz around artificial intelligence and hopes for a pause in the Federal Reserve’s .

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UCL research shows difficulty of humans to differentiate imagination from reality

The research, published in Nature Communications, involved over 600 participants who took part in an online experiment, where they were asked to imagine images of alternating black and white lines while looking at a computer screen.After they imagine

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