Why do humans prefer a simple shortcut over a more complex solution? Researchers have found the answer in our brains.

People's preference for simple explanations of any situation is connected to their desire to execute tasks efficiently, finds a new study from the University of Waterloo.

The simpler your app, the longer vulnerabilities haunt it. That striking fact is shown in research by Black Duck.

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Van Nistelrooy lauded Casemiro for being an ‘example’ in the team. He said (via journalist Steven Railston): “I was delighted for Casemiro – the way he’s been training and helping the te ...

I used a popular large language model, GPT-4 by OpenAI, to create simple summaries of scientific papers; this kind of text is often called a significance statement. The AI-generated summaries used ...