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Doctors Say Trump Is Displaying Clear Signs of Cognitive Issues

Experts are becoming increasingly worried over Trump's seemingly deteriorating mental state, Salon reports.

Excessive use of Copilot AI and ChatGPT might be making you dumber | Windows Central

Studies and users have recently raised concern over the impact of AI on cognitive skills.

Functional beverage startup Odyssey grabs $6M to accelerate energy drink growth | TechCrunch

Odyssey’s products tap into the health benefits of Lions Mane and Cordyceps mushrooms, proven to improve cognitive clarity and focus. 

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#types-of-cognitive-biases stories | HackerNoon

Read the latest types-of-cognitive-biases stories on HackerNoon, where 10k+ technologists publish stories for 4M+ monthly readers.

University researchers to study video games’ affect on health | Network World

Nine universities across the U.S. will divvy up a $1.85 million grant to study the effects of interactive games on health, cognitive ability and change behaviors for people with chronic conditions.

Noam Chomsky disputes email history | Network World

Disputing a great deal of counter-evidence, famed cognitive psychologist and linguist Noam Chomsky insists that email was invented in 1978 by a precocious 14-year-old.

Building a small SAN grid is easy | Network World

A few issues ago, I mentioned an interesting experiment taking place at MIT's Media Lab. The Human Speechome Project aims to better understand early childhood cognitive development. In order to do this, a family has completely wired its house so as to enable the capture of all verbal communication that takes place within it, 24 hours a day.

The reality vs. the right thing to do in network/system management | Network World

I often like to introduce the concept of "cognitive dissonance" when describing the disconnect between what IT managers believe is true and what they actually do. The audience is usually IT managers who end up smiling and nod their heads in agreement.

IBM bets big on Watson-branded cognitive computing | Network World

IBM sees cognitive computing as the new frontier of computing and is positioning its Watson architecture as the way forward in this new landscape, for both the company and its customers.

US funding for key IT research programs could be slashed | Network World

While the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency may get more money in 2015 to study sensors and robots for use in warfare, the hot area of cognitive computing research could lose out.

Information warfare targets perception, attitudes | Network World

One of the battlespaces of information warfare is the cognitive domain: knowledge, perception, attitudes and mood.

Assistive technologies | Network World

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month.  If you, yourself, do not have a disability, consider yourself lucky.  According to the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 54 million Americans have some type of visual, hearing, mobility, or cognitive/learning disability.  Worldwide, nearly 500 million people  have a disability.  One out of three Americans knows someone with a disability.  What's more, as we age, we are more likely to develop a disability, such as loss of hearing or vision, or re

IBM launches business unit to make Watson a moneymaker | Network World

IBM continues to commercialize its Watson-branded cognitive computing technology, setting up a new Watson business unit and unveiling two new Watson-derived services.

Arista applies cloud principles to campus networks | Network World

With its Cognitive Campus, Arista Networks brings the benefits of its spline, CloudVision and EOS operating system to the campus network.

IBM lines up all-flash storage to help power cognitive computing | Network World

IBM is expanding its flash storage lineup to power cloud data centers that carry out so-called cognitive computing.

Connected IoT is about to become cognitive IoT | Network World

"Ubiquitous connectivity" and machines understanding humans — those will be among the drivers behind a rapid jump in IoT implementations.

Vonage partners with IBM Watson to enable cognitive communications | Network World

Vonage and Nexmo can bring context to communications, and when paired with Watson, they can make it cognitive by bringing in elements of conversation and language.

Deloitte goes cognitive, partners with IPSoft | Network World

Deloitte’s consulting service will be matched with IPSoft’s autonomic and cognitive solutions.

Why passwords are on the way out | Network World

The way a person uses devices, like rhythm of writing, and other cognitive patterns are going to be used for future identification. It marks the beginning of the end for classic methods, like passwords, and even advanced tools like iris ID.

New tech jobs in top demand in 2017 | Network World

Virtual reality, augmented reality and cognitive computing engineers head the list

IBM’s bringing Watson to a whole bunch of new developer tools | Network World

As IBM welcomes an estimated 20,000 developers, customers and partners to Las Vegas this week for its InterConnect conference, a running theme throughout the three-day show is providing application builders with cognitive and analytical tools based off the company’s Watson platform.

IBM package brings Watson smarts to everything IoT | Network World

IBM says the platform, called Project Intu lets Project Intu offers developers easily build cognitive or basically machine learning skills into a wide variety of operating systems – from Raspberry PI to MacOS, Windows to Linux devices. Devices using Intu can “interact more naturally with users, triggering different emotions and behaviors and creating more meaningful and immersive experience for users. Developers can simplify and integrate Watson services, such as Conversation, speech-to-text, Language

IBM Watson wants to do your tax returns | Network World

If anyone can make sense of the over 74,000 pages of the US tax code, IBM’s Watson can. Or at least that’s the plan as Big Blue has teamed up its Watson cognitive supercomputer with the tax return specialists at H&R Block to help customers with tax filing options.

Cognitive radio enhances WLANs | Network World

Cognitive radio enhances WLANs