Articles by Aldohn Domingo
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OpenAI's Search Engine Could be Announced as Early as May 13
Several inside sources claim that OpenAI is looking to announce its AI-powered search engine, a direct competitor of Google Search, this Monday.
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California Announces Generative AI-Powered Plans to Combat Traffic Jams
California is now leveraging artificial intelligence models from the biggest tech companies to develop solutions for lessening traffic jams.
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Google CEO Blames Overapplication as Cause for Gemini AI's Image-Generation Issues
Google CEO Sundar Pichai revealed that Gemini AI's image-generation issues stemmed from an overapplication of catering to a global user fan base.
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Ascension Health Becomes Latest Cyberattack Victim in Healthcare, Investigations Underway
The biggest chain of Catholic hospitals has confirmed it suffered a cyberattack after detecting "unusual activity."
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US Legislators Propose New Bill to Tighten Regulations on Risky AI Alliances with Foreign Entities
A new bill to stop Americans from making AI models with foreigners that threaten national security has been unveiled.
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Michigan Investments Create 85 New Jobs in Aerospace, Defense, and EV
Michigan residents are set to get 85 new jobs within the aerospace, defense, and electric vehicle industries.
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US Could Soon Bar China, Russia from Accessing American AI Models, Software
The US is now looking to restrict its artificial intelligence models and software from China and Russia to safeguard its technology.
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Tesla's Woes Continue With China-Made EVs, Sales Fall 18%
Tesla is selling fewer China-made EVs compared to a year earlier after reports showed an 18% drop in sales in April.
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Mandai Wildlife Group Makes History with First Fish CT Scan on Bala Shark
Mandai Wildlife Group's first CT scan of a fish involved a bala shark with peculiar swimming behavior.
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Polestar 2 Slashed to $10,000 Cheaper Thanks to New "Clean Vehicle" Incentive
A new cash Incentive has made the 2024 Polestar 2 cheaper to lease, only for $299 in 27 months or two years and three months.
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Neuralink Admits to Encountering Mechanical Issues After First Human Surgery
Neuralink confirmed that certain issues were detected after the company's first human implant, but they were immediately fixed.
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Google Unveils AI-Powered Molecular Structure Predictor With Unprecedented Accuracy
Google's AlphaFold 3 is its latest AI model that can predict molecular structures. It allows new advantages, from creating vaccines to more adaptive crops.
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US Looks to Create Paranoia Amongst Hackers to Fight Ransomware Gangs, but How?
The former director of the NSA claims the US seeks to create distrust among hackers to crack down on threat actors.
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UN Official Voices Concerns Over AI Weapons, Calls to Speed-Up International Regulation
The Head of the UN Office for Disarmament Affairs has voiced the organization's concerns on AI weapons whilst lobbying for international regulations against it.
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China Embraces Homegrown Electric Cars Over Foreign Gas Guzzlers
China is going local for its electric vehicle push by replacing foreign-owned petrol cars with local EVs.
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US Immigration Officers to Implement AI for Applicant Interview Purposes
US immigration officers are now set to interview AI during applicant interview practices to help increase accurate decision-making.
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Meta Confirms Its AI Image Generator Will Soon Create Advertisements
Meta will soon offer new advertisement-centered features on its generative artificial intelligence image generator.
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Stylish Red Solar Panels Unveiled by Austria's Sonnenkraft
Austria's solar manufacturer Sonnenkraft has unveiled its newest solar panels, which have red frames that match most red-tiled roofs.
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Tesla Ordered by NHTSA to Provide Autopilot Recall Data by July
NHTSA requests data on Tesla's December recall of its Autopilot driver assistance. The massive maker of electric vehicles, Tesla, is currently being prompted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to submit information regarding its voluntary Autopilot software recall that occurred back in December by this July; failure to comply might result in a punishment of up to $135.
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MedStar Health Suffers Cyber Breach, Data of 184,000 Patients Compromised
MedStar Health confirms it suffered a major data breach that exposed the personal data of hundreds of thousands of patients.
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University of Texas Experiments with AI for Higher Education
The University of Texas at Austin has launched its new AI-centered project with Grammarly, looking to investigate how GenAI can be used in academic settings.
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DocuSign Acquires Lexion, Tapping Its AI Models for Future Features
DocuSign has officially acquired an AI-powered firm, Lexion, giving the company access to the firm's AI models.
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Apple's Own AI Chip for Data Centers Now Being Developed
Apple is now developing its own AI chip designed for data centers, but its deployment remains to be seen, if ever, for that matter.
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Apple Found Guilty of Illegally Interrogating NYC Retail Employees
The US Labor Board has decided that Apple's interrogation of its employees at its World Trade Center store was illegal.
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Hades II Officially Available for PC Gamers with Early Access
Hades II is now out for PC gamers through early Steam and Epic Store access, just a week after the game's preliminary tests.
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New Moto Razr+ 2024 Leaks Show the Flagship in All of its Glory
Live images of Motorola's Flagship Razr+ 2024 have been leaked, alongside rumors regarding the phone's new color options.
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UK's MoD Suffers Cyberattack, Compromising the Armed Forces' Personal Data
United Kingdom's army personnel's data have been hacked, compromising names and bank details of former and current members.
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United Kingdom Reaches Record Number of EV Charger Installations This Year
United Kingdom amps up its electric vehicle push with a record number of EV charging point installations this year.
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Personal Data of 1 Million New York Students Hacked: Department of Education
A major data breach on a former software vendor of the New York City Department of Education has compromised the data of roughly 1 million students.
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AI Startups are Now Reviving Loved Ones in Hong Kong, Allowing Relatives to Reconnect
Tech startups are now using AI to revive the dead, allowing relatives to converse with their late loved ones from beyond their lifetimes.
