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Research from UC Santa Cruz human-computer interactions scholars is revealing how online habits translate into offline actions.

Kris Wilton, deputy director, audience and engagement, at the RISD Museum speaks to the Globe on how an art museum can compete for attention in an internet-obsessed world.

An AI model can purportedly glean a cancer patient's biological age by looking at a photo of their face, predicting their odds of survival.

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Reflections column on changing breakfast trends. The classic American breakfast at home may be vanishing like bison in America, but some of its elements still are going strong.

Have you ever caught yourself looking away when passing a mirror? Staying close to the walls of a bright hallway, afraid of seeing a disturbing reflection? If so, rest assured: you're far from alone.