Articles by Aldohn Domingo
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Taiwan's Semiconductor Giant to Announce Profit Increase, Echoing AI Boom
TSMC's Q1 profits are expected to rise by 5% after strong AI demand for chips. The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is expected to announce an increase in profits as the company rises amid the AI boom.
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Samsung Expands Galaxy AI to More Devices with New Update
Samsung is officially expanding Galaxy AI's accessibility to current and past models. Samsung Galaxy owners are set to be delighted after they update their devices.
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UK Looks to Crack Down on Sexually Explicit Deepfake Images
The UK is now looking to make sexually explicit deepfake images illegal. United Kingdom's Ministry of Justice has announced it is looking to criminalize the creation of unconsented sexually explicit deepfake images.
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Adobe Unveils AI Tool That Can Summarize PDFs for $4.99/ Month
Adobe now offers its AI-powered PDF summarizer in Acrobat and Reader for $4.99. Documents can now be summarized using Adobe's new artificial intelligence technology, AI Assistant.
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OpenAI Opens Office in Tokyo, First in Asia, Fourth Globally
OpenAI expands into Asia with its new Tokyo Hub, becoming the fourth international office of the tech giant.
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Europe EV Adoption Lags Behind as Market Shares Fall
Europe's adoption of electric vehicles lags as EV market shares fall to 12% at the start of the year.
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Samsung Beats Out Apple for Top Phonemaker Spot
Samsung takes the top phonemaker throne as Apple's iPhone shipment drops. Apple is reportedly no longer the top phonemaker as Samsung clinches the spot with a 20.
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Facebook's News Content Blocking Negatively Affects Political Discourse, Claims New Studies
New studies claim that the absence of news content on Facebook has undermined political discourse on the platform.
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Tech Firm Looks to Use AI-Powered Robots for Road Repairs
Road repairs could soon be AI-powered with tech firm Robotiz3d's new autonomous robots. Artificial intelligence-powered road repairs are now a reality, thanks to a tech firm's three new technologies under the Autonomous Road Repair System (ARRES), as reported by Fox News.
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Medium Says No to AI-Generated Content in New Partner Program Policy
Fully AI-generated content is now set to be banned in Medium's paid partner program. Medium's paid Partner program will soon be centered on human-written content after the online publishing platform announced its plans to ban AI-generated content behind paywalls.
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Experts Weigh in on AI-Generated Substitutes for Fashion Models
Experts voice their concerns as AI-generated fashion models substitute for real-life models in photoshoots.
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Illinois Announces $25.1 Million-Plans for EV Charging Infrastructure
Illinois announces plans to spend $25.1 million on 643 new public EV charging ports. Illinois is set to have 643 new EV charging ports after the state announced it plans to spend $25.
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Microsoft Data Breach Compromised Other US Agencies, Claims CISA
A CISA directive and warning claims the recent Microsoft data breach continues to affect other US agencies' cybersecurity.
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Standardized AI Performance Test, Tested Out by New AI Startup
A new startup is looking to create a standardized test for AI performance. A new startup, Vals. ai, is looking to create a standardized test for measuring artificial intelligence and large language models, intending to create a universal way of testing out AI in specific aspects, as reported by Bloomberg.
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Apple to Update Mac Models with AI Capabilities via M4 Chips
Apple's Macs will soon be able to handle AI-centered tasks with the iPhone makers' M4 chips.
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Elon Musk's Tesla Has Yet to Notify Regulators Regarding Robotaxi Venture
Tesla's robotaxi venture has yet to contact prominent state regulators for operation permits. Tesla's newest venture, automated robotaxis, teased by Elon Musk just last week, has reportedly yet to notify prominent robotaxi regulators regarding its plans nor secure permits needed to operate its services.
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AI Could Soon Replace Entry-Level Wall Street Analysts
Wall Street firms are looking to use AI and potentially replace entry-level analyst positions. Artificial intelligence is reportedly being leveraged by Wall Street firms to potentially help and/or replace employees with certain workloads, with entry-level analysts immediately at risk, as reported by the New York Times.
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Amazon CEO Remains Confident Amid AI Race: "Inventing the Future"
Amazon's Andy Jassy believes in the company's future breakthroughs to remain relevant in the AI race.
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New Study Claims Recovered Bone Fragments are from a Giant Ancient Sea Creature
A new study's re-analysis of 19th-century fossils found it may have come from a giant ancient ichthyosaur.
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US Air Force Secretary Set to Fly in AI-Controlled Jet
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendell is set to test out an AI-controlled F-16. The United States Air Force Secretary, Frank Kendell, will reportedly be one of the non-pilot testers of an artificial intelligence-controlled jet, who will observe firsthand how the cutting-edge F-16 aircraft operates in the air.
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New Pennsylvania Bill will Require Consumer Notifications of AI-Generated Content
AI disclaimers could soon be lawfully required after a new Pennsylvania bill was approved and sent to the state Senate.
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Global Screenwriters' Guilds Crackdown on AI Training Data with Calls for Stricter Licensing
Stricter licensing for AI training data, along with a whole ethical AI framework, is being pushed by screenwriting guilds to protect writers.
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Japan Campaigns for American Companies to Invest in Country's Tech Sector
Japan's Prime Minister is lobbying for support from American executives for the Asian country's tech sector.
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Google Announces Free AI Editing Tools are Coming to Google Photos
Google pushes its AI editing tools onto Google Photos users for free. Google will officially offer many of its AI editing tools to Google Photos users for free starting on May 15, with a gradual release.
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Former Boeing Engineer Says Aircraft Giant's Planes Could Break While Flying
Certain Boeing planes could allegedly break mid-air, claims former engineer. A former Boeing engineer has reportedly claimed that certain planes from the aircraft giant, specifically the 787 Dreamliner, could fall apart while flying.
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Space Startup Looks to Make Space Habitable with Inflatable Module
Max Space plans to make the Moon and Mars habitable with their expandable spaces. Inflatable space habitats are reportedly the next biggest venture by startup Max Space, hoping to make the Moon and Mars habitable for humanity.
Spotify Launches Beta of AI-Generated Prompt-Based Playlists
Spotify has unveiled a beta version of its new AI feature, which allows users to create playlists by simply following prompts.
Top Japanese Companies Demand AI Regulation: "Democracy and Social Order Could Collapse"
AI could lead to wars and the collapse of democracy, says two top Japanese companies. Two top Japanese companies, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT) and Yomiuri Shimbun Group Holdings, are reportedly demanding the quick adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation after they claimed unregulated AI could collapse social order and cause wars.
EV Charging May Stop Working Due to Mobile Signal Strength, Claims Study
A new study claims that EV charging stations are affected and hampered by weak mobile signals. New research by the RAC Foundation has found that electric vehicle charging stations are being affected by weak mobile signals.
Elon Musk Investigation Ordered After Push Back on Brazilian Order to Block X Accounts
A Brazilian judge launched an investigation into Musk after a tech billionaire pushed back on the court censorship order.
