Articles by Aldohn Domingo
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Graphic Pro-Israel Advertisements Are Flooding Social Media and Children’s Video Games
At least five families in Europe shockingly discovered extremely graphic videos in children's video games that are part of pro-Israel advertisements.
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TikTok, Snapchat, to Crackdown on AI-Generated Child Abuse Images
TikTok, Snapchat, and others work together to tackle child sexual abuse in the age of AI. Tech Giants TikTok, Snapchat, and others sign a joint statement pledging to create efforts against AI-generated child sex abuse images.
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Google to Invest up to $2 Billion in OpenAI Rival Anthropic
Google is investing up to $2 billion in the artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic, the rival of OpenAI.
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Nintendo's Patent For Splitable Dual Screen Raises Switch 2 Speculations
Nintendo filed a patent for a detachable dual-screen similar to the 3DS. Nintendo, according to Gamerant, has recently filed a patent for a dual-screen, detachable device similar to the 3DS.
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Amazon Prime Gaming Free Games to Look Forward to in November 2023
Amazon Prime Gaming is set to release nine free games in November, including a few classic games. Amazon Prime Gaming is set to release nine free games in November, including a few classic games.
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Two Self-Driving GM Cruise Crashes, US Auto Safety Agency Investigates
GM faces investigations after its Cruise caused two new coalitions. Two new reports of General Motors' self-driving Cruise will reportedly be investigated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) after the self-driving cars inappropriately hard braked, resulting in collisions.
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Malaysia Against TikTok, Meta, on Possible Blocking of Pro-Palestinian Content
Blocking Palestinian content will be met with firm action, says Malaysia. Alleged blocking of content supporting the Palestinians has been raised by Malaysia's communications minister, stating that this will be met with firm action against TikTok and Meta, according to Reuters.
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Hyundai to Launch Anti-Theft 'Mobile Clinics' Across US to Provide Free Software Upgrades for Vehicles Targeted by Thieves
Hyundai has announced that it will set up "mobile clinics" that will provide anti-theft software upgrades for its vehicles.
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AI Safety Risks Before Benefits Says British Prime Minister Sunak for Global AI Safety Summit
UK's Sunak says AI risks should be addressed at AI Safety Summit to reap benefits. Reuters reports that British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will call on the hundred governments and companies attending the first global AI Safety Summit to address the urgency and need to address the risks and dangers of artificial intelligence.
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X Launches "Early Version" of Audio, Video Calling Feature
Elon Musk reveals X's newest feature, audio and video calling. Elon Musk, X's chief technology officer and owner, has revealed X's newest feature, audio and video calling for some users, Reuters reports.
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AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Images Are Rampant, Could Flood the Internet, UK Watchdog Warns
UK watchdog Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) has warned hat AI-generated child sexual abuse materials (CSAM) are rampant and could flood the internet.
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Apple Backs Joe Biden's Right-to-Repair Law, Expands Access to Repair Parts and Tools
Apple announced on Tuesday its support for President Joe Biden's right-to-repair law. Apple reportedly announced its support for President Joe Biden's right-to-repair law on Tuesday.
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Climate Change at its Worst, "Time is Up" Says Global Scientists
Global climate scientists give a terrifying update on climate change. For a long time now, the world has seen climate scientists demanding climate actions, pushing for climate revolution to prevent climate crisis.
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Halloween 2023: 9 Spooky Tech to Help You Scare the Trick-or-Treaters
Halloween 2023 will surely be a blast with the help of this latest bizarre technology. Whether for a good old-fashioned scare or just a way to enjoy the spooky holidays, Halloween 2023 will surely be a blast with the help of this latest bizarre technology.
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Startups Offering EV Battery Health Tests Scramble to Help Buyers Determine the True Value of Used EVs
Numerous startup companies have reportedly developed various tests to gauge the battery state of a second-hand electronic vehicle (EV).
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Samples From Apollo 17 Shows Moon's Age Through Its Oldest Rock
Cutting edge analysis of a 51-year old moon sample proves our moon is older than we thought. A new study reveals that through a 51-year-old moon sample from Apollo 17, scientists, with the help of modern technology, are now able to understand a more accurate account of the moon's age, Reuters reports.
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China Apprehends Thousands of Cyber Scammers, but Schemes Likely to Continue
China fishes out thousands of cyber scammers located across Southeast Asia China's Ministry of Public Security has reportedly repatriated another 2,349 people on Monday, over cyber scamming crimes in coordination with Myanmar authorities.
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Samsung's Batteries will be on Hyundai's Electric Vehicles by 2026
Samsung SDI enters into an electric vehicle battery supply deal with Hyundai Motor Group. Samsung SDI and Hyundai Motor Group are reportedly set to enter an electric vehicle battery deal that will have Samsung's prismatic batteries supplied from 2026 to 2032 for Hyundai's targeted European market.
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United Kingdom Unveils High-Tech 'Proteus' Surveillance Ship to Strengthen Maritime Security
The United Kingdom (UK) unveiled the Royal Navy's latest state-of-the-art ship, "Proteus," earlier this month.
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SpaceX Expands Reach with 21 more Starlink Satellites on Oct. 21
21 Starlink Satellites from SpaceX will be launched on October 21. SpaceX's internet megaconstellation is set to expand even further as 21 more Starlink Satellites are set to launch on October 21, carried by their very own Falcon 9 rocket.
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NVIDIA, Foxconn Team Up to Build 'AI Factories' for the Self-Driving Car Era
NVIDIA has announced that it is collaborating with Hon Hai Technology Group or Foxconn to build artificial intelligence (AI) factories in the coming years.
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FBI Claims North Korea Sent Thousands of Fake IT Workers to Fund Weapons Program
FBI responds against a North Korea IT scheme with fake IT workers sending money for weapons program.
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Amazon Tests Out Humanoid Robot 'Digit' For Warehouse Automation
Amazon invests further in automation, with 'Digit' helping in "tote recycling." Amazon, as reported by Interesting Engineering, will test out one of its first humanoid robots, 'Digit,' in a bid to increase warehouse automation.
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AI Company Anthropic Sued by Universal Music, Concord, and ABKCO—Here’s Why
AI company Anthropic has been sued by music publishers Universal Music, ABKCO, and Concord Publishing.
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Tesla to Slow Down EV Production Amid Economic Uncertainties, Joining Ford and GM
Tesla has joined car manufacturers Ford and General Motors (GM) in slowing down on electric vehicle (EV) production.
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Newest Robotic Prosthetic Ankle More Stable, "Natural," for Amputees
Researchers have developed a new robotic prosthetic leg that improves "postural control." A newly developed Robotic Prosthetic Leg by North Carolina State University and the University of North Carolina improves amputees' movement to the point that it returns the subject to instinctively use natural movements and muscles similar to abled individuals, as reported by Interesting Engineering.
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Amazon, Expedia, Glassdoor, Others Form Coalition for Trusted Reviews to Combat Fake Reviews
Spearheaded by Amazon, several online shopping and travel platforms announced the formation of the "Coalition for Trusted Reviews" to combat fake reviews.
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X Will Test Charging Users for Posting, Liking, Replying
X tests an annual fee for posting and liking, among others. X will try to combat bots by testing an annual fee to new users in New Zealand and the Philippines, as reported by Reuters.
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Meta Resists FTC Order
Meta refuses to modify the privacy contract. Meta, on Tuesday, refused U. S. Federal Trade Commission's proposal to restrict Meta's Facebook from monetizing underage users' data and expand facial recognition technology limitations, among others, by modifying a 2020 privacy contract, Reuters reports.
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ChatGPT Was Able to Give Better Medical Advice on Depression Than Real Doctors, New Study Shows
A new study about ChatGPT versus primary care physicians reportedly showed results favoring the AI tools in the area of depression treatment.
