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Non-linear associations of amyloid-$\beta$ with resting-state functional networks and their cognitive relevance in a large community-based cohort of cognitively normal older adults
Junjie Wu, Benjamin B Risk, Taylor A James, Nicholas Seyfried, David W Loring, Felicia C Goldstein, Allan I Levey, James J Lah, Deqiang Qiu
https://arxiv.org/ab…

Non-linear associations of amyloid-$β$ with resting-state functional networks and their cognitive relevance in a large community-based cohort of cognitively normal older adults
Background: Non-linear alterations in brain network connectivity may represent early neural signatures of Alzheimer's disease (AD) pathology in cognitively normal older adults. Understanding these changes and their cognitive relevance could provide sensitive biomarkers for early detection. Most prior studies recruited participants from memory clinics, often with subjective memory concerns, limiting generalizability. Methods: We examined 14 large-scale functional brain networks in 968 cognitiv…

Beetroot And Chickpea Coconut Curry #plantbased

Beetroot And Chickpea Coconut Curry
This rustic beetroot and chickpea coconut curry is earthy, sweet, and spicy. Enjoy this high-protein vegan dish with rice

Read the Room or Lead the Room: Understanding Socio-Cognitive Dynamics in Human-AI Teaming
Jaeyoon Choi, Mohammad Amin Samadi, Spencer JaQuay, Seehee Park, Nia Nixon
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.09944

Read the Room or Lead the Room: Understanding Socio-Cognitive Dynamics in Human-AI Teaming
Research on Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) has traditionally examined how humans rely on one another cognitively and socially to accomplish tasks together. With the rapid advancement of AI and large language models, however, a new question emerge: what happens to team dynamics when one of the "teammates" is not human? In this study, we investigate how the integration of an AI teammate -- a fully autonomous GPT-4 agent with social, cognitive, and affective capabilities -- shapes the socio-c…

Workplace is asking if anyone wants three #GuineaPigs. I am tempted to say yes but could people who have them tell me more about whether that's a good idea, and what do they need to be happy?
Also, can people be allergic to guinea pigs?
(#CochonDInde pour les Français)

#GCSP
7 October 2025
Enhancing Cognitive Security and Societal Resilience to Counter Cognitive Warfare
https://www.gcsp.ch/publications/enhancing

Age of Information-Aware Cognitive Shared Access Networks with Energy Harvesting
Georgios Smpokos, Dionysis Xenakis, Marios Kountouris, Nikolaos Pappas
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.11198

Age of Information-Aware Cognitive Shared Access Networks with Energy Harvesting
This study investigates a cognitive shared access network with energy harvesting capabilities operating under Age of Information (AoI) constraints for the primary user. Secondary transmitters are spatially distributed according to a homogeneous Poisson Point Process (PPP), while the primary user is located at a fixed position. The primary transmitter handles bursty packet arrivals, whereas secondary users operate under saturated traffic conditions. To manage interference and energy, two distinc…

MTOS: A LLM-Driven Multi-topic Opinion Simulation Framework for Exploring Echo Chamber Dynamics
Dingyi Zuo, Hongjie Zhang, Jie Ou, Chaosheng Feng, Shuwan Liu
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.12423

MTOS: A LLM-Driven Multi-topic Opinion Simulation Framework for Exploring Echo Chamber Dynamics
The polarization of opinions, information segregation, and cognitive biases on social media have attracted significant academic attention. In real-world networks, information often spans multiple interrelated topics, posing challenges for opinion evolution and highlighting the need for frameworks that simulate interactions among topics. Existing studies based on large language models (LLMs) focus largely on single topics, limiting the capture of cognitive transfer in multi-topic, cross-domain c…

Cerebellar Contributions to Action and Cognition: Prediction, Timescale, and Continuity
Jonathan Tsay, Richard Ivry
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.09818 https://

Cerebellar Contributions to Action and Cognition: Prediction, Timescale, and Continuity
The cerebellum is implicated in nearly every domain of human cognition, yet our understanding of how this subcortical structure contributes to cognition remains elusive. Efforts on this front have tended to fall into one of two camps. On one side are those who seek to identify a universal cerebellar transform, a single algorithm that can be applied across domains as diverse as sensorimotor learning, social cognition, and decision making. On the other side are those who focus on functional speci…

Exploring Artificial Intelligence and Culture: Methodology for a comparative study of AI's impact on norms, trust, and problem-solving across academic and business environments
Matthias Huemmer, Theophile Shyiramunda, Michelle J. Cummings-Koether
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.11530

Exploring Artificial Intelligence and Culture: Methodology for a comparative study of AI's impact on norms, trust, and problem-solving across academic and business environments
This paper proposes a rigorous framework to examine the two-way relationship between artificial intelligence (AI), human cognition, problem-solving, and cultural adaptation across academic and business settings. It addresses a key gap by asking how AI reshapes cognitive processes and organizational norms, and how cultural values and institutional contexts shape AI adoption, trust, and use over time. We employ a three-wave longitudinal design that tracks AI knowledge, perceived competence, trust…

Neural Hardware for the Language of Thought: New Rules for an Old Game
Gualtiero Piccinini
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.10251 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2510.1025…

Neural Hardware for the Language of Thought: New Rules for an Old Game
The Language of Thought (LOT) hypothesis posits that at least some important cognitive processes involve language-like representations. These representations must be processed by appropriate hardware. Since the organ of biological cognition is the nervous system, whether biological cognition relies on a LOT depends on how neural hardware works. I distinguish between different versions of LOT, articulate their hardware requirements, and consider which versions of LOT are supported by empirical e…