High technology makes children fall short
Too much exposure to computers, the Internet, games ... makes children today lose their creativity and forget sympathy with others, a British expert warns.
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Too much exposure to computers, the Internet, games ... makes children today lose their creativity and forget sympathy with others, a British expert warns.
The world record speed in the marathon continues to improve for both male and female athletes. The current men's record speed in maraton is equivalent to a record speed…
The brain regions associated with trust have been identified. The results published in the journal Neuron show the effect of ocytocine hormones on the mechanism of trust.
A fun soccer game will help remove fat and strengthen muscles rather than running. Danish scientists have done research on 37 men and found football players feel less ti…
According to a study published in Science on the 8.3th issue of the journal Science, German researchers discovered that rose scent can affect human memory while sleeping.
According to the results of a study, it seems that playing video games helps surgeons have really interesting skills related to the ability of surgery that requires prec…
Researchers at Rochester University have shown that those who play video games for a few hours a day for a month, their eyesight has increased by 20% in distinguishing t…
One of the activities that helps children develop intelligence, is equally important as a good diet, especially in poor countries, is a game. This is recommended by rese…
More and more Japanese people are attracted to the brain training movement, even bookstores have opened their own areas to sell brain exercises and games.
Like and often travel far away, play intellectual games, have parents enjoy healthy old age ... are 3 of many factors that make people younger than real age. Of the youn…
The cancer is like mice in a mouse-beating game, where it beats it elsewhere, which is why it is hard to beat the disease.
Once defeated Lee Sedol - the world No. 1 go player - in 2016, AlphaGo is now defeated by AlphaGo Zero, a new AI created by his father Julian Schrittwieser.
The current wave of sci-fi works focuses on figuring out what will happen when the line between people and machines is blurred.
By the ability of curiosity, artificial intelligence will be able to learn by themselves without any human support.
China has a private player named Golaxy named AI. Last week, it defeated the Chinese player who took second place in the world, Ke Jie.