New Study Shows Human Superiority To AI

New Study Shows Human Superiority To AI

[Science Saw] – A new study reveals human superiority to AI. Highlights: Scientists created CVCL, a unique machine learning model mimicking children’s language learning. Research explores how children learn language, a complex process of connecting words to meanings, using AI advancements to deepen understanding. Study breaks from lab settings, using real-world data from the SAYCam-S … Read more

There’s More to Combating Misinformation Than Most People Think

There's More to Combating Misinformation Than Most People Think

[Science Saw] – There’s more to combating misinformation than most people think, according to a novel study. Highlights: The study highlights the link between combating misinformation and trust in reliable news. Digital news platforms breed misinformation, complicating public understanding and raising concerns about its impact. Research shows a shift towards skepticism amid widespread misinformation, changing … Read more

Scientists Reveal Another Dimensional Use of Virtual Reality

Scientists Reveal Another Dimensional Use of Virtual Reality

[Science Saw] – In a new study, scientists have discovered another dimensional use of virtual reality. Highlights: The study proposes an innovative solution to address socio-emotional challenges in adolescents with developmental language disorders, bypassing the limitations of traditional methods. Researchers utilized virtual reality (VR) to offer an immersive, language-independent approach for improving socio-emotional skills. Nine … Read more

Scientists Unveil Innovative Method to Boost Drug Development

Scientists Unveil Innovative Method to Boost Drug Development

[Science Saw] – Scientists have discovered a groundbreaking method to enhance chemical reactions to boost drug development. Highlights: Researchers pioneer electricity-boosted chemical reactions for pharmaceutical advancements. The research team focuses on untangling electrochemistry complexities for improved reaction design. Overcoming electrochemistry hurdles, researchers aim to revolutionize pharmaceutical solutions. By strategically introducing a Lewis acid, researchers enhance … Read more

People with Higher Intensity of Getting Stuck in Social Media Web

People with Higher Intensity of Getting Stuck in Social Media Web

[Science Saw] – A new study reveals the people with the highest intensity of getting stuck in social media web. Highlights: The study discovered that higher inflammation levels were associated with increased social media usage. Inflammation now seems to affect social behavior, suggesting a broader impact beyond physical health. Researchers explored the notion that historically, … Read more

Scientists Discover New Way to Speed Up Crop Growth

Scientists Discover New Way to Speed Up Crop Growth

[Science Saw] – In a new study, scientists have discovered a novel way to speed up crop growth in an effort to reduce starvation. Highlights: Researchers found a way to boost barley growth: by electrifying its roots. They used hydroponics, a soilless growing method that involves growing plants with water, nutrients and a substrate, saving … Read more

Scientists Build Biodegradable Implantable Chip with Unusual Use

Scientists Build Biodegradable Implantable Chip with Unusual Use

[Science Saw] – Scientists have built a biodegradable implantable chip that could potentially power medical tools. Highlights: Scientists have created a wireless charging chip for implantation under the skin, potentially changing how medical devices are powered. Tested in rats, this chip promises a safer, more reliable power source for medical implants. Traditional bio-electronic devices with … Read more

Clinging Linked To Over-dependent on Smartphone, Study Shows

Clinging linked to high premium placed on smartphone use, a new study revealed.

[Science Saw] – Clinging is linked to the high premium placed on smartphone use, a new study revealed. Highlights: The study finds that emotional bonds with smartphones relate to specific attachment styles, possibly leading to problematic usage. This research moves beyond smartphone addiction, examining how relationships and attachment styles influence technology behaviors. Involving 341 individuals … Read more

AI Can Now Detect Tumors, Study Shows

AI Can Now Detect Tumors, Study Shows

[Science Saw] – A New Study Shows that AI Can Now Detect Tumors. Highlights: Scientists have created an AI detective for colonoscopies, spotting tiny adenomas that could lead to colon cancer. This AI tool excels at finding adenomas, even those that are challenging for less experienced doctors. The AI’s main job is to reduce missed … Read more