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An unusual collaboration between scientists and psychics could transform the treatment of auditory hallucinations.

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Sleep paralysis leaves 20% of people temporarily unable to move while fully conscious, often accompanied by hallucinations. What happens to the brain ...

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The Chicago Sun-Times Guild, the union that covers the organization’s journalists, said in a statement that it was “deeply ...

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Patients Children aged 8–18 years living in the catchment area of a district hospital service with any type of unexplained hallucinations or illusions associated with or without an established ...

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One of the scariest experiences people have includes seeing things that are not there. While the underlying fear of ghosts amplifies this, hallucinations could be a reason why you are seeing things.

AI models are getting smarter, but so are their hallucinations—recent tests show that newer systems like ChatGPT’s o3 and o4-mini hallucinate even more frequently than older versions.