Articles by Aldohn Domingo
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Nvidia Improves for AI, Adds New, Faster Features for Flagship Chip
Nvidia announces it will release its flagship H200 chip with new and faster features for AI. As per a Reuters report, Nvidia will release "the world's leading AI computing platform" chip called the H200, which will reportedly support more high-bandwidth memory, allowing it to process more data quickly compared to its H100 artificial intelligence chip.
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"AI Hasn't Come So Far," says Laureate, Echoing World's Greatest Scientists During Laureate Forum
Artificial Intelligence technology has yet to impact the sciences significantly, says Laureates. Artificial Intelligence has yet to impact the work of the greatest scientists, as per several Laureates in an Interesting Engineering report during the inaugural 2023 Hong Kong Laureate Forum.
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China's ICBC, Paid Ransom to Stop Cyberattack Disrupting the US Treasury Market
China's ICBC reportedly paid a ransom to stop a cyberattack on the bank last week. The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) reportedly responded to hackers' demands after a Lockbit ransomware gang representative said the firm "paid the ransom, deal closed.
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You Can Now Own a Street-Legal Flying Sports Car For $170,000
Flying Car 'Switchblade' succeeds in its first flight, demand for its production "large and enthusiastic."
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US, China, Join Forces to Possibly Forbid AI in Autonomous Weaponry
US and China may pledge to ban AI in autonomous weaponry during a meeting set for November 15. Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping are set to meet on November 15 that Interesting Engineering reports as an avenue where both the major powers will reportedly agree to ban the use of artificial intelligence in nuclear bombs' control and deployment as well as autonomous weapons, such as drones.
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Noise-Selecting AI Headphones Lets You Choose Who, What to Hear
AI-driven headphones that will let you choose who and what to block out. ChatGPT artificial intelligence will potentially drive the future of noise-canceling headphones, as Interesting Engineering reports that a group of academics at the University of Washington have developed a new type of deep learning algorithm, allowing users to select who and what to hear in real-time whether it be from a crying infant to an ambulance siren.
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Elon Musk's X Total Content Moderators Are Thousands Behind TikTok, YouTube, Google
X has significantly less content moderators compared to TikTok, Google, YouTube. Elon Musk reportedly only has 2,294 content moderators on X, thousands lower compared to 16,974 at Google's YouTube, 7,319 at Google Play and 6,125 at TikTok as reportedly claimed by the European Union.
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India Proposes Netflix, Amazon, Broadcasters to Establish Own Content Evaluation Committees
India hits Netflix, Amazon, and Disney with a new content regulation proposal. India's Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has reportedly proposed a new law that would only allow streaming applications such as Netflix, Amazon, Disney Plus, and broadcasting networks to go on air if each has a government-approved, diverse Content Evaluation Committee (CEC), dubbed as the Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill 2023.
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New Study Shows Your Phone Can Detect How Drunk You are, All Based on Your Voice
The newest study showcases smartphone technology detecting how drunk its users are. Smartphone technology and smart speakers are driving a study conducted by researchers at Stanford Medicine and the University of Toronto by being able to detect how drunk someone could be, all based on the individuals' speech and vocal patterns, Interesting Engineering reports.
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OpenAI Investors Say Startups Still in the AI Race, Amidst ChatGPT Apps
AI Startups, still big players in the AI technology race, remain hunted by investors, says OpenAI investors.
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Unity "Likely" Joining Big Tech Companies' Recent Layoffs
Unity game development company may reduce its workforce before Q1 2024. Unity Technologies, the famous game engine and development platform, has reportedly announced a more than "likely" reduction of its workforce.
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Apple's Steve Wozniak Hospitalized, Possible Stroke as Cause
Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple felt "strange" before being hospitalized. Steve Wozniak, as per Reuters, could have possibly suffered a stroke and was then hospitalized in Mexico.
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Amazon Music Lays Off Employees Across Continents
Amazon Music lays off employees from Latin America, North America, and Europe. Amazon Music, as per Reuters, has notified employees from Latin America, North America, and Europe that their jobs have been eliminated, according to "people familiar with the matter.
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GM's Cruise To Recall Hundreds of Driverless Cars After Halting Operations, Recent Crash Reports
Cruise initiated the recall after NHTSA said its software may respond improperly to a crash. General Motors (GM) Cruise has initiated a recall for its 950 driverless cars, with more recalls likely to come, as per a Reuters report.
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TikTok, X, Still Need to Step Up Against Illegal Hate Speech Says EU
EU's Digital Chief continues to ask for more from Big Tech against harmful content. European Commission Vice President Vera Jourova is reportedly urging Big Tech companies, such as the video-sharing platform TikTok and social media platform X, to step up in their cleaning efforts and practices to counter illegal hate speech after meeting with TikTok Chief Executive Shou Chew and X's head of global affairs, Nick Pickles.
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Nintendo Announces 'The Legend of Zelda' Live-Action Movie
'Zelda' live-action film now a reality, says Nintendo. Nintendo delighted long-time fans of the famous 'The Legend of Zelda' franchise after it reportedly announced on Wednesday that the company would be creating a live-action film for Link's Adventures, and more than likely with Zelda, Ganon, and others.
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Third Earthshot Prize Shines With Stars, Pushes Forward In Singapore with Five Awardees
The third Annual Earthshot Prize saw "Eco Oscars" given to five awardees in Singapore. Mediacorp Theatre in Singapore became the star-studded venue for the "Eco Oscars" wherein it was hosted by Emmy Award winners Hannah Waddingham and Sterling K.
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Google Calendar Can Now Be Hacked, Warns Google
Hackers can now infiltrate Google Calendar and other cloud vendors to control your devices. Google, in its Q3 Threat Horizons report, has warned the cybersecurity community and users alike of "threat actors potentially abusing Google Calendar," as per a Tech Radar report.
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'Family-Match' AI Tool For Foster Kids, Falls Short, Leads Kids to Unwilling Families
AI tool meant to help kids go to compatible families proves ineffective. According to the Associated Press, the AI tool introduced by its creator as software that uses a 'Family-Match Algorithm' to help increase the likelihood of orphans and adoptive families being a perfect match is falling short of its aims.
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Adobe is Now Allegedly Selling Israel-Palestine Conflict AI Images
Adobe's AI stock service allegedly sells Israel-Palestine War images. Adobe, is allegedly selling, in its stock image service, artificially-generated images about the Israel-Palestine War, according to a report by Interesting Engineering.
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Meta Says No to Political Ads Using Its Generative AI Ads Tools
Meta announces it'll be prohibiting political advertisers from using its generative AI. Meta reportedly announced Monday that it will prohibit any political advertiser from using its new generative AI advertising products.
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Northern Lights-Like 'Airglow' Can Now be Artificially Recreated with Science
Scientists will be artificially recreating 'airglow' to study the ionosphere. 'Airglow,' a phenomenon very similar to the famous Northern Lights, will be artificially recreated through the High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) facility in Alaska for four days as per an Interesting Engineering report.
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BlizzCon 2023 Concludes, No StarCraft 3 Announcement For Loyal Fans
BlizzCon announces a lot but leaves StarCraft fans with nothing. BlizzCon 2023 has recently concluded its 2-day run with various announcements for many fans, including updates and expansions for its famous franchises, Diablo, World of Warcraft, and Overwatch.
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Musk Launches 'Grok' AI Chatbot on X, Answers "Spicy Questions"
Elon Musk launches newest AI chatbot 'Grok' with a spicy twist. "Elon Musk's X reportedly now features the newest artificial intelligence chatbot 'Grok' to selected users on the platform.
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GTA 6 Leak Teases Return of a Fan-Favorite Side Mission
A Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) leaked map shows a truck icon, possibly implying a return of a popular side mission.
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GM's Cruise Employs Experts to Review Technology, Responses, Amidst Investigations
GM's Cruise has employed outside experts to review its tech and responses. General Motor's Cruise has reportedly contracted technology consultant Exponent, along with the law firm Quinn Emanuel, to investigate its management responses and technology during the October 2 accident.
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Elon Musk Tells UK's Rishi Sunak AI Tech Could Go Bad, Make Jobs Obsolete
Elon Musk and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak sat down together to discuss wide-ranging tech topics, including the benefits and dangers of AI, on Thursday.
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UK's AI Safety Summit Agreements Favors Humanity Against AI Threats Says UK Prime Minister
AI Safety Summit will see governing AI that favors humanity. The first international AI safety summit will see agreements made favoring humanity amidst the growing AI technology says British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, as reported by the Associated Press.
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TikTok Calls Claims of Pushing Pro-Palestine Content as False
TikTok shows data insights to prove the alleged Pro-Palestine content push is false. TikTok, on a blog post as reported by Reuters, has called the accusations of the application pushing for pro-Palestine content false.
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Alibaba's AI Model Tongyi Qianwen Becomes One of the World's Most Powerful Chatbots After Upgrade
Alibaba has announced a new update for its AI model Tongyi Qianwen, bringing in hundreds of billions of parameters, poising it to become one of the world's most powerful AI models.
