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The secrets of intelligence lie within a single cell

Life

The secrets of intelligence lie within a single cell

How come a cell can behave like a tiny computer or build a complex shell? Because it's smarter than anyone thought possible, says Brian J. Ford

Opinion

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Technology

Innovation: How far can you trust an AI assistant?

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Life

Viruses use 'hive intelligence' to focus their attack

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Blob intelligence is not unlike our own

Opinion

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Life

Seats of emotional intelligence found in the brain

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Health

Treating toddlers for autism boosts IQ later

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Mind

A rational alternative to testing IQ

Opinion

Clever fools: Why a high IQ doesn't mean you're smart

Life

Clever fools: Why a high IQ doesn't mean you're smart

Features

Smacking hits kids' IQ

Life

Smacking hits kids' IQ

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Life

Gene for memory and IQ gives students low grades

Taiwanese students with a gene mutation linked to better memory and IQ – but also anxiety and mental illness – get worse results in high-pressure exams

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Life

Robot to be controlled by human brain cells

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Technology

Artificial Intelligence researchers confront sci-fi scenarios

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Technology

Talking paperclip inspires less irksome virtual assistant

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Mind

Intelligence: Nature outpaces nurture as kids get older

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