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Quality of Institutions: Does Intelligence Matter? [PDF]
This paper analyzes the eect of the average level of intelligence on different measures of the quality of institutions, using a 2006 cross-sectional sample of 113 countries. The results show that average IQ positively affects all the measures of institutional quality considered in our study, namely government efficiency, regulatory quality, rule of law,
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Macro-adaptation in Conversational Intelligent Tutoring Matters
2014We present in this paper the findings of a study on the role of macro-adaptation in conversational intelligent tutoring. Macro-adaptivity refers to a system's capability to select appropriate instructional tasks for the learner to work on. Micro-adaptivity refers to a system's capability to adapt its scaffolding while the learner is working on a ...
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Active Matter and Artificial Intelligence
In this chapter, we explore the intersection of active matter and artificial intelligence (AI), providing a brief overview of machine learning principles and their application in understanding and manipulating active matter. We discuss both opportunities and challenges that AI methodologies present in the data acquisition and analysis as well as in theGiorgio Volpe +2 more
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Crystallized Intelligence: Exploring the Dark Matter of Intelligence
Do you know the capital of Mozambique? What does the word Надежда mean? Which author voluntarily declined the Nobel Prize in Literature? Although these questions may appear unrelated, they could all serve as indicators of crystallized intelligence (gc).openaire +1 more source
Empirical Reality and Intelligible Matter
2010AbstractIn this chapter another new interpretation of Descartes is examined, a view which argues that Descartes took there to be only one body, known as res extensa, to exist independent of mind. This is contrasted with the earlier, traditional reading, which reads Descartes as holding that bodies (plural) exist independent of mind.
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To lower cancer risks, study shows that food choices matter
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023Mike Fillon
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Matter, Energy, Information, and Intelligence
2022F. Richard Yu, Angela W. Yu
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