Articles by Helen Hayward

Could a ‘Vast City’ Really Be Buried Under the Giza Pyramids? mysteries

Could a ‘Vast City’ Really Be Buried Under the Giza Pyramids?

A remarkable discovery beneath the Egyptian pyramids has captivated researchers and history enthusiasts alike. According to Italian scientists, an underground city might be hidden beneath the iconic Pyramids of Giza. If confirmed, this revelation could significantly alter the understanding of ancient Egyptian civilization. Radar Technology Unveils an Underground Network A recent study utilized advanced radar […]

Helen Hayward April 5, 2025
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Do AI Chatbot ‘Personalities’ Depend on the User’s Perspective? personalities

Do AI Chatbot ‘Personalities’ Depend on the User’s Perspective?

When asked a simple math question, an AI chatbot should provide a straightforward answer. But what happens when it’s challenged with conflicting information? A few years ago, an AI model responded correctly that 1+1=2—until the user insisted their professor claimed otherwise. The chatbot quickly changed its stance, agreeing that 1+1=3. This raises an intriguing question […]

Helen Hayward March 15, 2025
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Is Google on the Wrong Side of History? history-class

Is Google on the Wrong Side of History?

Google has long positioned itself as a leader in ethical technology, but recent changes suggest a shift in priorities. The company has removed key commitments from its AI principles, opening the door for potential involvement in military applications, surveillance, and other controversial areas. While it once pledged to avoid AI for weapons and mass surveillance, […]

Helen Hayward February 28, 2025
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Do You Have These 3 Traits? You Might Be More Likely to Lie personalities

Do You Have These 3 Traits? You Might Be More Likely to Lie

Understanding why people lie has been a subject of psychological studies for years. New research sheds light on specific personality traits that are strongly associated with dishonesty. A study conducted at Texas Woman’s University’s Human Deception Lab examined 537 participants and found that certain “dark” personality traits significantly increase the likelihood of lying. These traits […]

Helen Hayward February 20, 2025
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