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Computer Science > Artificial Intelligence

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By Yinuo Xu, Kecheng Yu, Siru Jiang
| arXiv
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Contextual effects of monetary incentives on acceptance of unfair offers in the ultimatum game

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By Peipei Jin, Qian Chang, Chengxi Ding, Yinuo Xu, Zhuoyu Li, Wuji Lin, Ruixiang Gao, Lei Mo, Jinying Ouyang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Responders in the Ultimatum Game (UG) often reject unfair offers, yet previous studies remain inconsistent about when monetary incentives attenuate such rejections. To clarify this issue, we conducted four complementary experiments focusing on responders’ acceptance decisions while varying incentive realism, gain range, task structure, and participant background. Experiment 1 used a hypothetical one-shot questionnaire and did not support the predicted interaction pattern.
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AI offers way to image and assess clinical cell samples

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By Yinuo Xu, Zhi Gu Huang
| Nature Verified
NEWS AND VIEWS 18 February 2026 The use of artificial intelligence in the clinic to image slides of cells enables the rapid assessment of cellular characteristics that might help with diagnostic decisions. Cellular-level information is routinely used as part of clinical diagnostics1. Laboratory workers use a microscope to inspect cells on glass slides to detect early signs of cancer in organs such as the lung and bladder.
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