Articles by Aldohn Domingo
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Disney Shifts to Instagram After Leaving X, Increases US Ad Spending
Disney has increased U.S. ad spending on Instagram by 40% after leaving X. Walt Disney, joined by other big U. S. companies, has increased U. S. advertisement spending on Instagram and other applications by as much as 40% after leaving Elon Musk's X over antisemitic content, as reported by Reuters.
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OpenAI's ChatGPT Will Now Know Licensed Global News Content, Thanks to Axel Springer
OpenAI partners with Axel Springer to train ChatGPT with global news content. OpenAI has reportedly announced a "first of its kind" partnership with Axel Springer, the Berlin-based publisher of magazines like Politico and Business Insider, to incorporate recent articles into OpenAI's popular AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT and train its generative AI models on the publisher's content.
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Meta Allegedly Trained its AI with Copyrighted Books, Despite Warnings
Meta's AI Llama has allegedly been trained illegally, despite being aware of its legal consequences.
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Anti-Drunk-Driving Tech Demanded by NHTSA, But Says None are Commercially Available
NHTSA's latest venture for safe driving is anti-drunk-driving tech, but none are publicly available.
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YouTube, TikTok, Revealed as Most Constantly Used Social Media By Teens
Pew Research reveals that YouTube and TikTok are "constantly" used by 1 in 5 U.S. teens. YouTube and TikTok are reportedly the most used social media for teens in 2023, as revealed by a Pew Research Center survey.
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Epic Games Wins against Google on Play Store's Anticompetitive Barriers
The historic antitrust case of Epic Games vs. Google ended with a Google loss. The Federal court has unanimously decided that Google's Play Store is an illegal monopoly, proving to be a win for Epic Games, as reported by the Associated Press.
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Europe's First Agreed-Upon, World-Leading AI Rules: What to Know
What to know and what Europe's agreed-upon AI rules imply for the rest of the world. The European Union reportedly agreed on the AI Act, the world's first legislation governing and regulating artificial intelligence, meant to be implemented within the 27-nation bloc.
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Chinese Hackers Allegedly Attack U.S. Water Systems, Ports, Power Grid
The Chinese military is allegedly ramping up its cyberattacks against the U.S. Chinese hacker group 'Volt Typhoon' have allegedly targeted American infrastructures such as power, communications, and water utilities.
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Spotify's Layoffs Lead to More AI Integration for its Platforms
Spotify's Multiple Rounds of Layoffs point to faster platform AI integration. Spotify is reportedly leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) across all of its platforms, a move just after its latest three rounds of layoffs in a span of one year, a move commended by Wall Street, as per a CNN report.
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Epic Games, Still Hopeful for Nintendo Characters to Appear on Fortnite
Epic Games states they have continuously tried to make a Nintendo crossover happen on Fortnite. Epic Games' Saxs Persson has reportedly told Axios, as per a Comicbook report, that the company has tried to "woo" Nintendo to make a Fortnite crossover happen, but the deal has yet to come to fruition.
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Senator Warren Questions Apple's Move to Shutdown Beeper
Apple's move to shut down Beeper has drawn the attention of U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren. Apple's decision to shut down Beeper, an application that allows Android users to message iPhone users through iMessage, has reportedly been called out by U.
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Fake Lockdown Mode, New Hacking Scheme for Apple's iPhone
Hackers can now use a fake lockdown mode to deceive iPhone users. According to Tech Radar, threat actors can now implement a fake lockdown mode for iPhone users, allowing them to run malware behind a facade that the device is under a protective state, citing a report from 'Jamf Threat Labs' as source.
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Apple's iPhone SE 4 Could Use iPhone 14's Exact Battery
Apple could reuse the iPhone 14's battery for its iPhone SE 4. As per MacRumors, users can anticipate that the iPhone SE 4, would utilize the exact same battery as the iPhone 14 base model.
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AI-Powered Fast Food, Coming This 2024 Says McDonald's
McDonald's and Google will be collaborating to bring AI to fast food. The Verge reports that McDonald's and Google will be joining forces to integrate generative artificial intelligence into its restaurants worldwide, improving its food, and overall services, leading to "hotter, fresher" meals for customers by 2024.
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Biden Administration to Give More Than $6 Billion to Two High-Speed Electric Rail Projects in the US West
The Biden administration has reportedly pledged to give over $6 billion to a pair of high-speed electric rail routes on the West Coast.
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3D Eye Scans Can Detect Early Signs of Kidney Diseases, Study Shows
A 3D eye scan technology is reportedly being studied and developed to help doctors detect early signs of kidney diseases.
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Apple Declares Original iPhone SE and Second-Gen iPad Pro as 'Vintage'
Apple has added its first iPhone SE and second-generation 12.9-inch iPad Pro to its list of "vintage" products.
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Meta's Alleged "Unfair" Advertising Practices, Grounds for $600 Million Lawsuit
Meta was hit with a $600 Million lawsuit after its alleged "massive" use of users' data.
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China Becomes the First Nation to Sink Underwater Data Center
China deploys a sustainable underwater data center, projected to be as strong as 6 million PCs. China will reportedly take advantage of the sustainable capabilities of the sea by deploying an underwater data center in Sanya, Hainan province, being the first nation to do so as per an Interesting Engineering report.
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Singapore Ramps Up AI Talent to Thousands for National AI Strategy 2.0
Singapore's National AI Strategy will see the employment of 15,000 AI experts. After unveiling its newly modified National AI Strategy 2. 0 (NAIS 2.
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'Doroni H1' Flying Electric Car Receives Airworthy Wings From FAA
FAA certifies 'Doroni H1' as airworthy, a leap for the flying electric car firm. Doroni Aerospace's garage-friendly electric flying car 'Doroni H1,' has successfully received its official Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airworthiness Certification as per a report by Interesting Engineering.
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AI-Built Cancer Antibodies on the Horizon, Potentially Replacing Chemotherapy with AstraZeneca, Absci Collaboration
AstraZeneca taps into AI firms to build cancer antibodies to replace chemotherapy. . Generative AI-Built Cancer Antibodies will reportedly be worked on by AstraZeneca and Absci after signing a deal approximately worth $247 million, as reported by Reuters.
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Handheld Eye Scanner that Detects Brain Injuries Within Minutes, Unveiled by UK Study
EyeD device diagnoses brain injuries in minutes. The University of Birmingham in the UK has reportedly unveiled EyeD. This crucial device detects traumatic brain injuries (TBI) within minutes, simply by combining a spectrometer, a laser, and a smartphone.
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Beautiful Northern Lights Could Happen Around the Globe, Scientists Warns What Comes After
Northern Lights could soon be viewed from places across the world, but scientists warn of its danger.
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TikTok Will No Longer Be Banned on Montana, As Ordered by US Judge
A US judge temporarily blocked TikTok's state ban on Montana, saying it is a violation of free speech.
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Hyperloop that Travels Passengers at "Almost the Speed of Sound," Only a Few Years Away
Hyperloop, which moves at almost the speed of sound, will be operational as early as 2029, says Hyperloop Italia's founder.
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Smartphones Can Help Evaluate Diet-Related Diseases, All Based on a User's Location, Study Suggests
Smartphone mobility data can help users determine diet-related disease risks. Smartphone location data proves to be a great indicator of a user's inherent risk of diet-related diseases, as it shows someone's fast food access and proximity, as per findings of a new study reported by Interesting Engineering.
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EVs Give More Headaches to Owners, Says Consumer Reports Data
Studies say electric vehicles prove to be more problem-ridden than most vehicles. As per Engadget, proveelectric vehicles prove to give their owners more problems than most vehicle types after Consumer Reports saw vehicle type causing 79% more problems compared to gasoline-powered vehicles, with plug-in hybrids having roughly twice as much with nearly 150% more problems.
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Elon Musk Responds Amidst Advertiser Pause on X, Curses Out Disney, Apple & Others
Elon Musk doubles down on advertiser pause on X with strong language for advertisers. Elon Musk, during a New York Times DealBook Summit interview, cursed out advertiser Disney, as well as others, for suspending their advertisements after the billionaire reposted an antisemitic post on his social media platform 'X.
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Unity Software Resets, Plans to Cut 3.8% of Staff
Unity Software adds more to Big Tech's recent layoffs, with 265 employees to be affected. Popular game software Unity confirms it will be joining big tech companies' recent layoffs, with 265 jobs to be terminated by the Pokemon Go software provider or roughly 3.
