Articles by Aldohn Domingo
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World's First: UK to Officially Ban Weak Passwords
The United Kingdom will soon legally require that minimum security standards be met against common passwords.
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NYPD Officer Found Not Guilty After Punching Unruly Customer in Apple Store
An NYPD officer has been deemed not guilty after punching a customer in an Apple store. New York Police Department officer Salvatore Provenzano has reportedly been ruled not guilty regarding a 2021 case wherein he punched an erratic customer in an Apple store.
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Biden's EV Subsidy, Hard to Obtain Due to China EV Battery Dominance Says South Korea
China's EV Dominance Could Hinder Manufactures to Obtain Biden's EV Subsidy Scheme, Warns South Korea
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India Optimistic in EV Push, Claims Automakers Will Take Advantage of New Policies
India remains confident its new EV policies will interest automakers, opening its nation to the EV industry.
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LA Metro Buses to Soon Use AI-Powered Cameras to Battle Illegal Parking
LA Metro Stations will now be using AI-powered cameras to help easily identify illegally parked vehicles.
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Saudi Arabia's Biggest Tech Conference Inks $10 Billion Worth of Deals on AI, IT Sector
Saudi Arabia's Leap Conference has attracted billions of dollars in investments and deals regarding the tech sector.
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Bethesda Releases Major Fallout 4 Next-Gen Update, Now Available!
Fallout re-prominence continues with its newly released, long-awaited next-gen update for the fourth installment of the series.
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Boeing's Starliner, Now a Go for Historic Launch on May 6
Boeing's first Starliner mission carrying two astronauts is now officially a go for its May 6 Launch.
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80% of UK Homes Can Now Get Gigabit-Capable Broadband
More and more houses in the UK are getting gigabit-capable broadband, claims UK regulator. United Kingdom's gigabit-capable broadband proves to be continuously reaching more and more houses as 80% of households can now get gigabit-capable broadband, according to Ofcom's latest market update.
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AI-Powered Patient Visit Summarizer, Tested Out in Canada
A new pilot program in Canada looks to summarize and transcribe patient visits through AI software. Artificial intelligence looks to be the next transcriber and summarizer for patient visits in Ontario, Canada, as the nation reportedly looks to help ease the burden of paperwork done by doctors.
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Microsoft Could Topple Amazon's Cloud Dominance, Thanks to AI
Microsoft's AI lead could be the driving factor in helping it topple Amazon's dominance in cloud services.
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Connecticut Senate Makes History with Groundbreaking AI Legislation
The Connecticut Senate has officially passed one of the first-ever AI legislations in the US. Artificial intelligence regulation proves to be moving forward in the United States, at least in Connecticut, as its senate has reportedly passed a wide-ranging AI bill.
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Health Agency Sounds Alarm on E. coli Threat in Ground Beef
A Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) warning claims E. coli could have contaminated certain ground beef products.
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Experts Warn of Spread of Mosquito-Borne Diseases to Previously Untouched Countries
Global warming has made mosquito-borne diseases possible in more countries with unprepared public health systems.
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Tesla's Cheaper 4680 Battery Cells Are on the Horizon
Tesla's Vice President of Vehicle Engineering confirms the company aims to make its 4680 battery cells cheaper than suppliers.
Great White Shark Gets New Accessory: Camera Attached for Habitat Study by Scientists
Marine Scientists have successfully attached a camera to a female great white shark to help understand its overwintering habitat.
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Nothing Community Confirms Data Breach of 2,250 Members
A 2022 data breach has been officially confirmed by Nothing, compromising 2,250 members' data. Nothing, the UK-based smartphone manufacturer, has officially confirmed a 2022 data breach that compromised 2,250 members after several users recently discovered personal information being leaked on a database seen on X.
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Coca-Cola to Use Microsoft's AI Services After $1.1 Billion Deal
The new Coca-Cola $1.1 billion deal looks to incorporate Microsoft's AI in potentially improving its beverage-making services.
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MIT Develops Powerful Chip Designed to Guard Against Cyber Breaches
MIT has created a new powerful chip designed with the data security of health-monitoring applications in mind.
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Microsoft Unveils New "Dramatically Cheaper" AI Model
Microsoft looks to expand its AI models' accessibility with a new, cheaper model. Microsoft has unveiled a new artificial intelligence that the tech giant boasts as a "dramatically cheaper" model, dubbed Phi-3-mini.
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AI Companies Join Forces to Ensure Child Safety Principles in Technologies
AI companies have pledged to commit efforts against AI-generated child sexual abuse materials and deepfake scandals.
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Tesla Continues Downward Trend with 55% Profit Drop
Leading EV manufacturer Tesla continues to lose sales, with another profit drop of as much as 55%. Tesla's profits are reportedly down 55% due to competition, and its price-cutting strategy finally caught up with that of the automaking giant.
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New AI Model can Predict People's Political Stance
A new study has revealed that AI can now effectively predict a person's political stance through facial recognition technology.
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Minnesota's Electronics Recycling Bill Pushed for Earth Day
Minnesota's electronics recycling bill could reportedly be updated that makes recycling free, and gadgets pricier.
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Dating App Grindr Sued for Disclosing Sensitive Information, HIV Status of Users
Grindr is facing a UK lawsuit after allegedly sharing sensitive user information, including a user's HIV status.
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Google's Gemini to Get Major Upgrade with Real-Time Responses, Rumors Claim
A well-known code hunter discovered that Google wants to upgrade Gemini with real-time responses. Google is reportedly gearing up to give its artificial intelligence chatbot, Gemini an upgrade relating to its response times, as discovered by well-known code hunter, AssembleDebug, for Piunikaweb.
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NASA's Voyager 1 Transmits Usable Data After 5 Months of Nonsense
NASA's Voyager 1 could soon resume normal operations after it transmits usable data for the first time in five months.
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Biden Marks Earth Day with $7 Billion Grants, Climate Corps Expansion
Biden celebrates Earth Day by boosting the Solar for All Program with $7 billion solar cash grants and expanding the US Climate Corps.
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UnitedHealth Confirms Recent Cyber Breach Resulted in "Substantial" Amount of Stolen Health Data
UnitedHealth discloses that many Americans have had their health data stolen in a recent cyber breach.
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Samsung India Offers Free Screen Replacements After Update Causes Green Lines
Samsung's new update causes a green line issue, prompting the company to offer screen replacements.
