AI Cognitive Decline

Trump’s Bizarre Windmill Obsession Resurfaces

Lululemon’s post-holiday sale offers significant discounts on its popular athletic apparel. This event provides a strong incentive for consumers to return to fitness routines, capitalizing on the renewed focus on health and wellness often associated with the new year. The sale includes a wide range of items, encouraging shoppers to refresh their workout wardrobes. Deep discounts on high-quality gear make this a prime opportunity for consumers seeking value and performance.

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AI Chatbots Fail Dementia Tests: A Symptom of Design or a Sign of the Times?

A study in *The BMJ* assessed the cognitive abilities of leading large language models (LLMs) using the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) test. All LLMs exhibited weaknesses in visuospatial skills and executive functions, scoring below the threshold for normal cognitive function. Older versions of the chatbots performed worse, mirroring cognitive decline in humans. These findings challenge the notion of LLMs soon replacing human doctors, suggesting instead a potential future need for clinicians to address AI-related cognitive impairments.

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