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The Bayesian Imperative for Agentic AI

From Static Answers to Dynamic Belief Updating Artificial intelligence is increasingly evaluated through its ability to produce correct answers, solve problems and operate across a growing range of tasks. More

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Climate Stress Can Affect Animals for Generations

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“I Eat, Therefore I Live: A Lot of Science and a Pinch of Common Sense” Philippe Legrand (interview)

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Scientists create a new material for computer chips that mimics the way the human brain works, according to a study published in the journal Science Advances. The authors from the University

By Alex Reis - 20.03.2026