Articles by Aldohn Domingo
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Fusion Reactor That Kills Cancer, Unveiled by UK Startup
UK Startup unveils first-ever multi-state fusion reactor that kills cancer cells. According to Interesting Engineering, a cancer treatment and diagnosis revolution is on the horizon as a UK startup has unveiled the world's first-of-its-kind Multi-State Fusion (MSF) reactor that treats tumors and cancerous cells.
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Microsoft, Unlikely to be Offered a Board Seat in OpenAI
Billion-Dollar Investor Microsoft, unlikely to be a board member in OpenAI. OpenAI's newest board of directors will reportedly not include some of its most prominent investors, including Microsoft, who has pledged millions into the AI giant, as per a Reuters report citing a person familiar with the matter as the source.
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First-Ever Detailed AI Regulation Agreement, Unveiled by US, UK, Other Countries
The first-ever AI safety agreement was unveiled and signed by 18 countries, including the US and UK.
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Galactic Spaceship Hub, Soon to be Operational in Arizona
Virgin Galactic announces its newest Arizona spaceship hub, revolutionizing its spacecraft production.
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Record-High Buy Now, Pay Later US Shoppers, Expected This Cyber Monday
Cyber Monday's biggest hit proves to be buy now pay later services. Record-high buy now pay later (BNPL) holiday shoppers are expected this Cyber Monday, with reportedly over $782 million worth of purchases to be anticipated using the wallet-friendly services, a 19% increase compared to last year, as reported by Reuters, citing Adobe Analytics as their source.
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X Set to Lose $75 Million Amidst Advertiser Pause
X is poised to lose tens of millions after advertisers leave the app. Elon Musk's X is set to lose up to $75 million as multiple significant companies continue to pause their advertisements on the application, as reported by Reuters, citing the New York Times as its source.
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Elon Musk's Cybertruck Now Shatterproof, Bulletproof
Musk's Tesla Cybertruck receives a bulletproof 'beast mode' version. Tesla's Cybertruck, previously lauded by Elon Musk himself as shatterproof, will now be reportedly supporting a bulletproof version, most likely capable of stopping pistols and Tommy guns.
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Google App Could Let Users Turn Off its AI Bard, with 'Classic Assistant' Option
Google App code suggests users can choose the classic Assistant or AI Bard. Google's AI Integration will reportedly be more flexible for users, allowing them to choose a 'Classic Assistant' mode to turn off Google's 'Assistant with Bard.
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Scientists Finally Solve 200-Year-Old 'Dolomite Problem'
Scientists, after nearly 200 years, successfully produces defect-free Dolomite. Dolomite, a naturally occurring mineral that scientists have yet to reproduce without any defects or staggering difficulty, has finally been reportedly reproduced by a team of scholars from the University of Michigan and Hokkaido University in Sapporo, Japan, after scientists have tried for nearly 200 years.
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EU Warned by Experts, AI Models Could be Over-Regulated "Out of Existence"
EU's AI regulations could be fatal to startups, says businesses and tech groups. European Union's artificial intelligence regulations, dubbed as the 'AI Act' has reportedly caused businesses and tech groups to voice out their concerns, warning the EU that over-regulation of AI foundation models could prove fatal to startups, stifling innovative players.
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EU Supports Measures Requiring Meta, Google, & Other Big Tech To Combat Child Pornography
Meta, Google, and other big tech companies are obliged to comply with EU policy, requiring them to remove online child pornography.
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Nissan Commits Millions For Electric Versions of its Best Crossovers, Juke, and Qashqai
Nissan's Juke and Qashqai will soon receive electric versions. Nissan reportedly plans to commit hundreds of millions of pounds to a project to produce electric versions of its Juke and Qashqai, two of the company's best-selling crossovers, manufactured in its UK Sunderland Factory.
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GM's Cruise Plans Relaunch For One City, Driverless Operations to Return
GM Cruise's return is just weeks after it halted its operations After GM Cruise's self-driving vehicles were barred from public roads following an accident last month, the company has reportedly plans to re-launch self-cars in one unspecified city.
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Pokemon Franchise to Continue For "Hundreds of Years" Says Company Boss, More Species Must Come
Pokemon COO says new appealing Pokemon species must come, franchise to live "hundreds of years."
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Chinese Automaker Unveils Pollution-Free Car Made With Plastic, Seaweed
China's GAC showcases its ERA car model, pollution-free made with bio-materials. One of China's Biggest Automaker, GAC motors has unveiled a virtually pollution-free hydrogen concept car, coined as the ERA model, during its Guangzhou Auto Show as per Interesting Engineering.
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Microsoft, OpenAI, Sued Over Copyrighted Training Data For ChatGPT, AI Models
Microsoft's OpenAI allegedly trained ChatGPT with copyrighted data without authors' permission.
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Online Abuse Soar Against Politically Active Afghan Women After Taliban Takeover
Abusive online posts increased significantly against politically active Afghan women. Online abusive posts against politically active Afghan women have increased to 217% since August 2021, according to an Associated Press report.
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AI "Risks Lie in the Application" Says Germany, France, Italy on AI Regulation Agreement
France, Italy, and Germany agree on new AI regulation. The nations of France, Italy, and Germany have reached a new artificial intelligence regulation agreement underlining "that the AI Act regulates the application of AI and not the technology as such," as per a report by Reuters.
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Meta Breaks Up its AI Team to Other AI Duties
Meta splits its Responsible AI Team to other AI duties closer to the creation of core products. Meta has reportedly moved its Responsible AI (RAI) team to other AI-related groups within the Big Tech company but will continue to work on preventing harms concerning artificial intelligence.
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Meta's Augmented Reality Head Steps Down for "Personal Reasons"
Head of Meta's AR software and VP of Engineering will be stepping down. Meta's Don Box, Head of its Augmented Reality Software and Vice President of Engineering, has internally announced his resignation, per a Reuters report.
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OpenAI Abruptly Fires CEO Sam Altman, Shocks Employees, Tech Industry
OpenAI fires CEO Sam Altman, Appoints Mira Murati as interim CEO. OpenAI has reportedly fired co-founder and chief executive officer Sam Altman, announcing Mira Murati as the company's interim CEO.
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Xiaomi to Launch First EV, Revolutionizes Chinese EV Market
Smartphone giant Xiaomi forwards into the EV industry with the SU7 series. China's Xiaomi is set to challenge the electric vehicle industry as it files a license to officially sell electric vehicles, according to Interesting Engineering.
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X Loses All IBM Ads After Appearing Alongside Pro-Nazi Content
IBM suspends all ads on Musk's X to show zero tolerance for antisemitism. Elon Musk's X has reportedly lost all International Business Machines Corporation's advertisements after the company's ads appeared alongside content promoting Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party.
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Teachers, Students May Soon Use ChatGPT, OpenAI Explores Educational Applications for Classrooms
OpenAI looks for ways to integrate ChatGPT for teachers and students. OpenAI says it will be forming a team with the "sole intent" of integrating ChatGPT into the classroom by exploring educational applications, as per the company's chief operating officer, Brad Lightcap.
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Adobe Uses AI In Newest Audio Tool That Separates Different Sounds in a Recording
Adobe's Project Sound Lift will help users separate voices from background audio. Adobe is reportedly working on Project Sound Lift, as per the Verge, that will help users, through AI, to distinguish between components such as the sound of someone's voice and applause, thus lifting different layers of sound within a single recording.
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Universal Cancer Test Worth US$50, To Be Developed by Hong Kong
Hong Kong is set to develop an inexpensive yet highly accurate cancer blood test. An inexpensive version of the 'Galleri test,' a universal cancer blood test with extreme accuracy, is reportedly being developed by Hong Kong's Centre for Novostics as per Interesting Engineering.
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FCC Adopts First Major Digital Civil Rights Policy Against 'Digital Discrimination' on Internet Services
FCC to protect communities against internet providers that discriminate on income, race, and ethnicity.
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Amazon Announces Comixology Will be Absorbed by Kindle
Amazon will now be removing Comixology entirely, merging it with Kindle. Based on a Comicbook. com report, Amazon will be axing its Comixology applications, completely merging the popular digital comic book distributor and reading application to Kindle, a similar Amazon application housing thousands of electronic books and novels.
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Amazon Shoppers, Can Soon Directly Shop on Snapchat
Amazon partners with Snapchat to bring a seamless social media shopping experience. As per Reuters, Amazon has announced its newest partnership with Snapchat to run shopping advertisements and buy products directly on the social media application.
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Families Win Against Meta, Google, TikTok in Youth Addiction Lawsuits
Facebook, TikTok, major social media companies lost in youth addiction lawsuits. Meta, Google, TikTok has officially loss against hundreds of families in a nationwide litigation covering hundreds of lawsuits, as ruled by U.
