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Social Media Scatters Your Brain, And Then You Buy Stuff You Don't Need
Experiments suggest prolonged social media use changes the way users respond to ads.
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Is the Biden administration's management agenda getting back on track?
On the federal contracting front, reforms seem to be working better in practice than in theory.
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Getting Leadership Buy-in on Digital Transformation: Strategies from the Former Air Force CIO
3 steps CIOs can take to gain project support from leadership.
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AI-generated Spam May Soon be Flooding Your Inbox—And it Will be Personalized to be Especially Persuasive
Get ready for the most sophisticated spam email of all time.
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On Tax Day, it’s time for a more equitable and accessible way to file
The IRS has the infrastructure and data in place to provide taxpayers with a free and equitable e-filing system of its own.
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Yet Another Case of Mishandling Classified Docs and Alleged Violations of the Espionage Act: 3 Essential Reads
The latest classified documents leak brings up new questions.
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Stopping Tax Fraud in Its Tracks: 4 Ways OSINT Enhances Investigations
Fraud is often a crime of opportunity.
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Psychedelics May Better Treat Depression and Anxiety Symptoms Than Prescription Antidepressants for Patients with Advanced Cancer
Psychedelics for medical purposes are on the rise, and perhaps for good reason.
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Dad's Drinking Tied to Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Defects
New research challenges existing dogma that links fetal alcohol syndrome only to the mother’s drinking.
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Is the U.S. in a Space Race Against China?
In many space areas, the U.S. is superior not only to China, but also most other countries combined.
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Don’t Bet with ChatGPT—Study Shows Language AIs Often Make Irrational Decisions
ChatGPT can cost you money.
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Artificial Intelligence and Drone Tactics Maneuver into Advanced Military Simulations
The war in Ukraine has made drones a powerful frontline weapon, more user-friendly AIs have been created, and the quality of computer graphics has also improved.
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Buzz on Hard-right Social Media Makes for Civil Unrest
Researchers found an increase in hard-right social media activity correlates with an increased number of hard-right civil unrest events during the following month.
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It Takes a Body to Understand the World
Why ChatGPT and other language AIs don’t know what they’re saying.
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Smarter risk analysis can help tax agencies crack down on identity fraud
With the right data, agencies can better drive positive interactions with legitimate constituents while mitigating fraud risk.
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Covid Vax Beats Infection for Revving Up Killer T Cells
A wide-ranging study finds vaccination is significantly better at building immunity to COVID-19 than by getting infected with the virus itself.
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Regulating AI: 3 Experts Explain Why it’s Difficult to do and Important to Get Right
There is no single, simple solution to regulate artificial intelligence.
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The challenges of collective cyber defense
The federal government can leverage existing tools to meet some of the most demanding operational challenges posed by the national cybersecurity strategy.
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'Doomsday Glacier' Widening Could Speed Up Ice Loss Soon
The massive Antarctic glacier's widening could pose worldwide problems.
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Why formal government communications work better than informal ones
A study looks at how expectations of government style influence how citizens respond to messaging.
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