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LLMs Vulnerable to Human Psychological Tricks
University of Pennsylvania researchers discovered that large language models (LLMs) can be manipulated using the same psychological tactics effective on humans, with a 28,000 conversation experiment on OpenAI's GPT-4 mini model showing that techniques like invoking authority or social proof signific...
LLMs Vulnerable to Human Psychological Tricks
University of Pennsylvania researchers discovered that large language models (LLMs) can be manipulated using the same psychological tactics effective on humans, with a 28,000 conversation experiment on OpenAI's GPT-4 mini model showing that techniques like invoking authority or social proof signific...
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Nature Prescriptions: A Potential Revolution in German Healthcare
A 2024 article by Charité researchers proposes "nature prescriptions," involving social activities in nature for mental health, showing promise based on reduced stress hormones and improved well-being in trials, though widespread adoption faces systemic challenges in Germany.
Nature Prescriptions: A Potential Revolution in German Healthcare
A 2024 article by Charité researchers proposes "nature prescriptions," involving social activities in nature for mental health, showing promise based on reduced stress hormones and improved well-being in trials, though widespread adoption faces systemic challenges in Germany.
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National Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid houses a vast mollusk shell collection
The National Museum of Natural Sciences (MNCN) in Madrid boasts one of the world's largest malacology collections, with nearly two million specimens amassed since 1771, showcasing the diversity of mollusk shells and their cultural significance.
National Museum of Natural Sciences in Madrid houses a vast mollusk shell collection
The National Museum of Natural Sciences (MNCN) in Madrid boasts one of the world's largest malacology collections, with nearly two million specimens amassed since 1771, showcasing the diversity of mollusk shells and their cultural significance.
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Netherlands Records Top 5 Warmest Summer in 2025
The summer of 2025 in the Netherlands ranked among the top 5 warmest summers on record, with an average temperature of 18.5 degrees Celsius in June, July, and August, exceeding the 30-year average by over one degree.
Netherlands Records Top 5 Warmest Summer in 2025
The summer of 2025 in the Netherlands ranked among the top 5 warmest summers on record, with an average temperature of 18.5 degrees Celsius in June, July, and August, exceeding the 30-year average by over one degree.
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September 2025: North American Celestial Highlights
September 2025 offers various celestial events including the full Corn Moon, Saturn's opposition, planetary pairings, and the Andromeda Galaxy's visibility, though the total lunar eclipse is not visible from North America.
September 2025: North American Celestial Highlights
September 2025 offers various celestial events including the full Corn Moon, Saturn's opposition, planetary pairings, and the Andromeda Galaxy's visibility, though the total lunar eclipse is not visible from North America.
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Unseasonal Snow Blankets Southeastern Australia
A "very vigorous cold front" brought snow to unusually low elevations in southeastern Australia, including parts of New South Wales and Tasmania, causing widespread damaging winds and frost.
Unseasonal Snow Blankets Southeastern Australia
A "very vigorous cold front" brought snow to unusually low elevations in southeastern Australia, including parts of New South Wales and Tasmania, causing widespread damaging winds and frost.
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Germany and Austria First in EU to Offer Lecanemab for Early-Stage Alzheimer's
Starting September 1st, Germany and Austria will be the first EU countries to offer Lecanemab (Leqembi), a new Alzheimer's drug that slows disease progression in early stages, approved for patients with mild cognitive impairment and at most one copy of the ApoE4 gene.
Germany and Austria First in EU to Offer Lecanemab for Early-Stage Alzheimer's
Starting September 1st, Germany and Austria will be the first EU countries to offer Lecanemab (Leqembi), a new Alzheimer's drug that slows disease progression in early stages, approved for patients with mild cognitive impairment and at most one copy of the ApoE4 gene.
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Mediterranean Diet, Exercise, and Support Prevent Type 2 Diabetes in Overweight and Obese Individuals
A new study shows that a low-calorie Mediterranean diet, combined with exercise and nutritional support, significantly reduced the risk of type 2 diabetes in overweight and obese individuals aged 55-75, with a 31% lower risk observed in the intervention group compared to those following the diet alo...
Mediterranean Diet, Exercise, and Support Prevent Type 2 Diabetes in Overweight and Obese Individuals
A new study shows that a low-calorie Mediterranean diet, combined with exercise and nutritional support, significantly reduced the risk of type 2 diabetes in overweight and obese individuals aged 55-75, with a 31% lower risk observed in the intervention group compared to those following the diet alo...
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Turkey's Forest Loss from 2017-2024: An AlphaEarth Analysis
Using Google Earth Engine's AlphaEarth data, Prof. Dr. Utku Perktaş reveals significant forest loss in Turkey between 2017 and 2024, particularly in the Aegean, Mediterranean, and some Black Sea regions, highlighting the need for on-site verification and swift intervention.
Turkey's Forest Loss from 2017-2024: An AlphaEarth Analysis
Using Google Earth Engine's AlphaEarth data, Prof. Dr. Utku Perktaş reveals significant forest loss in Turkey between 2017 and 2024, particularly in the Aegean, Mediterranean, and some Black Sea regions, highlighting the need for on-site verification and swift intervention.
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German Aerospace Day Showcases Saxony and Thuringia's Capabilities
On Thursday, the 19th German Aerospace Day in Dresden will highlight Saxony and Thuringia's joint aerospace competency center, featuring over 300 attendees from politics, industry, and research, showcasing advancements in aerospace and space technology, and addressing challenges like space debris.
German Aerospace Day Showcases Saxony and Thuringia's Capabilities
On Thursday, the 19th German Aerospace Day in Dresden will highlight Saxony and Thuringia's joint aerospace competency center, featuring over 300 attendees from politics, industry, and research, showcasing advancements in aerospace and space technology, and addressing challenges like space debris.
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Newly Discovered Fault Line May Explain Lisbon Earthquakes
A newly discovered 200km fault line off the coast of Cabo de São Vicente may explain the large earthquakes that struck Lisbon in 1755 and 1969, according to a study published in Nature Geosciences.
Newly Discovered Fault Line May Explain Lisbon Earthquakes
A newly discovered 200km fault line off the coast of Cabo de São Vicente may explain the large earthquakes that struck Lisbon in 1755 and 1969, according to a study published in Nature Geosciences.
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Radiocarbon Dating: A Secret Mission's Impact
Willard Libby's secret mission in the 1940s to find Carbon-14 in Baltimore sewers led to the development of radiocarbon dating, a revolutionary technique used to determine the age of organic materials, solving numerous historical mysteries and aiding in various investigations.
Radiocarbon Dating: A Secret Mission's Impact
Willard Libby's secret mission in the 1940s to find Carbon-14 in Baltimore sewers led to the development of radiocarbon dating, a revolutionary technique used to determine the age of organic materials, solving numerous historical mysteries and aiding in various investigations.
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24% Bias Score
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