While it may sound like a niche moral view to care about future generations in this way, our new research, published in the academic journal Futures, suggests otherwise.
What Courage Is, How to Build It and Why You Should Take a Risk
Crawford has leveraged his academic role to elevate entrepreneurship education, innovative research and entrepreneurial startups at Brown University, the University of Notre Dame and Miami University.
Crawford has leveraged his academic role to elevate entrepreneurship education, innovative research and entrepreneurial startups at Brown University, the University of Notre Dame and Miami University.
Despite All the Likes, Literallys and Dropped G’s, English Isn’t Decaying Before Our Eyes
While these common gripes point to eccentric speech patterns, they don’t point to grammatical annihilation. English has weathered far worse.
While these common gripes point to eccentric speech patterns, they don’t point to grammatical annihilation. English has weathered far worse.
It’s a Myth That Baby Boys Are Less Social Than Girls – A New Look at Decades of Research Shows All Babies Are Born to Connect
How early do these differences emerge, and are they a matter of evolution or social learning?
How early do these differences emerge, and are they a matter of evolution or social learning?
Most People Do Not Realize When a Personal Message They Receive Was Written by AI, Study Finds
To see how people judge someone based on their writing in the age of ChatGPT, my colleague Jiaqi Zhu and I recruited more than 1,300 U.S.-based participants, ages 18 to 84, and showed them AI-generated messages like an apology sent in an email.
To see how people judge someone based on their writing in the age of ChatGPT, my colleague Jiaqi Zhu and I recruited more than 1,300 U.S.-based participants, ages 18 to 84, and showed them AI-generated messages like an apology sent in an email.
How Debate About Gender Identity Could Undermine Global Efforts to Protect Victims of Violence
While this may seem like a relatively benign or procedural intervention, the proposed resolution invited significant blowback from other delegates.
While this may seem like a relatively benign or procedural intervention, the proposed resolution invited significant blowback from other delegates.
‘Bouncing Back’ Is a Myth – Resilience Means Integrating Hard Experiences Into Your Life Story, Not Ignoring Them
In moments like these, people are often urged to be resilient – which can feel like being told to show no weakness, to push through no matter what.
In moments like these, people are often urged to be resilient – which can feel like being told to show no weakness, to push through no matter what.
AIs Have ‘Personalities’ – Here’s How They Affect You More Deeply Than You May Realize
They do display patterns of behavior that people read as personality: supportive or dismissive, playful or formal, bold or cautious.
They do display patterns of behavior that people read as personality: supportive or dismissive, playful or formal, bold or cautious.
As a Philosopher, I’m Convinced That Trump Isn’t Lying − He’s Doing Something Worse
What’s more, the admission that Trump lies seems to have had little impact.
What’s more, the admission that Trump lies seems to have had little impact.
The Good Life Requires Two Things, Self‑Knowledge and Friends – You Can’t Have One Without the Other
One of the most important things friends do, though, might seem surprising: They help us get to know ourselves.
One of the most important things friends do, though, might seem surprising: They help us get to know ourselves.
Teenagers and Younger Kids Are Learning Coded Predator Phrases Like ‘Map’ Online, Long Before Their Parents Have Even Heard of It
I had never heard the term before. When I asked her what “MAP” meant, she simply answered that it stands for minor-attracted person.
I had never heard the term before. When I asked her what “MAP” meant, she simply answered that it stands for minor-attracted person.
Kratom Poisonings Surged 1,200% Over the Past Decade, and Regulators Are Struggling to Keep Up With the Dangers
At legislative hearings, families share tragic stories of lives cut short by kratom overdoses and addiction.
At legislative hearings, families share tragic stories of lives cut short by kratom overdoses and addiction.
Getting $750 a Month Didn’t End Homelessness – But Our Study Shows It Still Improved the Lives of Homeless People
In one of the first randomized studies of basic income for homeless people in the U.S., 103 homeless people living in California received $750 payments every month for a year.
In one of the first randomized studies of basic income for homeless people in the U.S., 103 homeless people living in California received $750 payments every month for a year.
For Adults With ADHD – or Even Those With Just Some Symptoms – Using Smart Strategies to Start and Complete Tasks Can Make All the Difference
Fortunately, there are research-backed strategies that can help you start and finish a task even when you feel stuck.
Fortunately, there are research-backed strategies that can help you start and finish a task even when you feel stuck.
From Youth Bulges to Graying Societies: The Demographic Dynamics That Are Upending the World
Demographic trends are fueling some of the events reshaping the world.
Demographic trends are fueling some of the events reshaping the world.
City Animals Act in the Same Brazen Ways Around the World
This brazen behavior isn’t normal for most species in the countryside, yet it shows up in urban wildlife, and not just in these cities.
This brazen behavior isn’t normal for most species in the countryside, yet it shows up in urban wildlife, and not just in these cities.