Yes, we run mostly on autopilot. We more or less have to.

How we can tell what is the the real life and what is just a fantasy? And what does it say about our evolution and potential?

How could you possibly be tired sitting behind a computer all day? Because as it so turns out, your brain can chemically fry itself if you overthink.

This isn't just younger generations griping, according to a study of over 30,000 baby boomers, the older generations' mental capabilities are declining faster than expected.

Computers respect the letter of the law, but they can't understand the spirit. That's why they're terrible at real world policing.

The problem with John Searle's Chinese Room thought experiment is that its premise is woefully outdated in computer science terms.

"Listen, sometimes I just get the urge to kill all humans. You know?"

Turns out, insects have basic forms of intelligence and the path to thinking robots may be through emulating how their tiny minds work.