Author: neurotroph

AI will worsen our attention span

While the headline is catchy, this post is not as well thought-out as my previous thoughts on the relationship between AI assistants and psychology. It is more of an aside to a recently published study. MIT’s Media Lab has conducted a study on how AI assistants affect our thinking in terms of intellectual output and […]

What AI tells us about human psychology

The tech world won’t stop telling us how AI will revolutionize labor, displace workers, and surpass human intelligence — either today or in the near future. In short: AI is amazing, and we should be grateful that Silicon Valley has blessed us with this high-end technology we’ll all learn to love. All hail our AI […]

Time Block Planning with the reMarkable 2 Tablet

I’ve always liked the idea of setting up a proper system of task management and emails, but it was only when I’ve red Digital Minimalism and Deep Work bei Cal Newport that I truly delved into productivity systems. While I haven’t fully embraced the digital minimalist way of life, one thing I have adopted into […]

Why “Prestige” is Better Than Your h-Index

Psychological science is one of the fields that is undergoing drastic changes in how we think about research, conduct studies and evaluate previous findings. Most notably, many studies from well-known researchers are under increased scrutiny. Recently, journalists and researchers have reviewed the Stanford Prison Experiment that is closely associated with the name of Philip Zimbardo. […]