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Getting Ready for Robots
Our time spent interacting with A.I.'s in virtual worlds may be preparing us to one day embrace robots into key roles in our lives. Sherry Turkle is a clinical psychologist and the director of the M.I.T. Initiative on Technology and Self.Dr. Gary Small studied what your brain looks like while you read a book versus conducting ... 1:35 |
A 16-year German study found that our range of hearing has decreased from one generation t... 2:53 |
Our correspondent Douglas Rushkoff travels to South Korea to take the measure of its digit... 13:29 |
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 Rough Cut Your Brain on GoogleDr. Gary Small studied what your brain looks like while you read a book versus conducting a Google search online. The results are strikingly different -- here's what he found.5:35
 Interview Highlights Brave New WorldThe stuff of sci-fi has arrived, says Jeremy Bailenson, the director of Stanford's Virtual Human Interaction Lab.3:37
 Interview Highlights Old School InternetFor danah boyd, a researcher and essayist on teen media culture, the early days of the Internet seemed full of promise.13:29
 Rough Cut The Most Wired Place on EarthOur correspondent Douglas Rushkoff travels to South Korea to take the measure of its digital revolution, and understand its impact on ordinary people.1:08
 Interview Highlights Life, Sped UpOur Correspondent Douglas Rushkoff muses that what happens online quickly develops a life of its own.2:35
 Interview Highlights Watching Evolution at WorkSecond Life founder Philip Rosedale looks to virtual reality for the next step in human evolution.2:53
 Interview Highlights Losing Our Senses--LiterallyA 16-year German study found that our range of hearing has decreased from one generation to the next. What other senses might be affected? |
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