Articles by Fei Ruby
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Amidst Domestic Uncertainties, Israeli Tech Startups Pivot Toward US
Despite judicial worries and pro-business legislation, Israeli digital firms are growing into the US, notably Delaware. This poses prospective revenue issues and reflects the unpredictability of the country's economic environment.
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Mark Zuckerberg Eager to Fight in the MMA, Dana White Showing Interest
Dana White suggested a prospective UFC fighter in place of Elon Musk when Mark Zuckerberg announced his intention to participate in an MMA contest within the UFC.
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Rise in Grooming Incidents Reported as Online Safety Laws Stall
As a result of the delays in the implementation of new safety rules, tens of thousands of online grooming offences have been reported. Support for the Online Safety Bill and tech corporations' worries about encryption conflict with attempts to safeguard children.
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OpenAI's ChatGPT Joins the Ranks in Top 1% for Original Creative Thinking
On the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking, ChatGPT performs in the top 1% for creative thinking skills, equal to or outperforming human performance, demonstrating its potential as a game-changing tool for entrepreneurship and innovation.
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Archaeological Mystery: 8,000-Year-Old Village Discovered Submerged in a Lake
By studying and analyzing conserved wood fragments, archaeologists 8,000-year-old submerged hamlet beneath Lake Ohrid, Europe's oldest lakeside community, and reveal mysteries of its defensive stronghold and ancient everyday life.
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'AI Godfather' Proposes Optimistic Strategy for Ensuring Future AI Remains Friendly
The 'Godfather of AI,' Geoffrey Hinton, left Google to discuss the dangers of AI and suggest analog computers to assure its goodness while voicing fears about uncontrollable developments and the possibility of superintelligence.
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Japanese Start-Up to Introduce AI Technology for Real-Time Emergency Detection
The Philippine government and newsrooms will include AI technology from a Japanese start-up, allowing for real-time emergency detection through social media postings and visual analysis for disaster response.
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Secret Search Warrant Issued to Investigate Donald Trump’s Twitter Data, Unsealed Court Documents Reveal
An inquiry of Donald Trump's tweets and their probable relation to incidents like the Capitol riot was made public by a warrant for his Twitter account, which resulted in a court dispute and a Twitter fine.
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Biden-Backed Electric Bus Company 'Proterra' Has Gone Bankrupt
Proterra, an electric bus company, filed for bankruptcy, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest and funding controversy. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm promoted the company.
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Now Available to Stream on Youtube Movies, Apple TV, and More
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is now available on-demand on platforms like YouTube Movies, Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, and Zee5, following Miles Morales' multiversal journey to solve a conspiracy and save the multiverse.
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Meta Challenges Norway's Regulator in Court to Stop Daily Fines for Privacy Breaches
Meta Platforms is requesting a temporary injunction to stop the daily fines for privacy violations imposed by Norway's data authority, which might have an effect on targeted advertising by collecting user data.
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Medical Professionals Are Unprepared for Ai’s Involvement in Healthcare, Study Reveals
According to research, doctors need medical education and training to improve their probabilistic abilities and algorithm knowledge for effective application in patient care. This is because they are not well-prepared to incorporate AI clinical decision-support algorithms.
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Elon Musk Enhances Tesla's AGI, Improving Navigation, Performance
Elon Musk reveals Tesla's progress in artificial general intelligence, implying the vehicle's awareness and supporting Musk's larger objective of using AI-powered systems to solve cosmic puzzles.
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Revolutionary Virtual Reality Tech Capable of Mapping Brain Activity
A virtual reality helmet with an EEG sensor was created by the University of Texas at Austin to track brain activity during immersive interactions, help alleviate anxiety, measure flight stress, and enhance human-robot interactions.
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IARPA's New Project with Selected Vendors Aims to Track Undetectable Space Debris
IARPA grants contracts to four contractors to create technology for locating miniature space debris and shielding human spacecraft and priceless assets from evasive objects.
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Kenya Suspends Worldcoin Amid Chaos: Thousands Queue for 'Free Money'
Due to worries about data privacy, the Kenyan government halts Worldcoin's cryptocurrency initiative. The business provides free iris scanning tokens, which results in long lines and scrutiny from data protection authorities and specialists.
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X Corp Files Lawsuit Against Anti-Hate Organization Over Twitter Research
Elon Musk is accused of suppressing free expression and silencing criticism on the site, while Twitter's owner, X Corp, is suing CCDH for claimed improper data access.
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MrBeast Burger Firm Calls Out Owner for 'Bullying' Tactics
Famous YouTuber MrBeast is being accused of "Bullying Tactics" by the firm behind his burger chain " MrBeast Burger", with him then filing a lawsuit against them for damaging his reputation and public image.
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Olympus Mons Suspected to Be Volcanic Island From the Past
Olympus Mons on Mars, the highest peak in the solar system, may have been a volcanic island encircled by a vast ocean, which might have affected the planet's habitability, according to geological data.
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ESA Plans to Intentionally Crash Satellite "Aeolus" Into the Atlantic Ocean
The European Space Agency is purposefully crashing the weather data satellite Aeolus into the Atlantic Ocean in order to lower the danger of debris and show good space management. The goal of this pioneering expedition is to lessen the possibility of debris returning to Earth.
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Photoshop's Recently Developed AI Has the Ability to "Uncrop" Pictures
By widening the canvas and filling it with AI-generated information, Adobe's Generative Expand tool allows users to "uncrop" images, permitting creations in a variety of aspect ratios while restricting the emergence of unpleasant content with filters.
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Brands Will Need to Pay $1,000/Month to Keep Verification Status, Says “X”
Twitter, now known as "X", asks companies to pay $1,000 per month for verification status, prompting worries that firms who object risk losing their verification.
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UN Raises Alarm on Overreliance of Technology in Classrooms
According to UN-UNESCO research, education should take a balanced approach, emphasizing traditional abilities like reading for efficient digital navigation while avoiding an over-reliance on technology.
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Netflix's AI Goals Finds Compromise Between Innovation, Industry Concerns
In the midst of continuous strikes by actors and writers over the possible influence of technology on their livelihoods, Netflix is looking for AI-focused roles in the entertainment sector.
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EU Chips Act: Governments Boost Local Chip Manufacturing Instead of Foreign Entities
The EU has approved the €43 billion Chips Act, which aims to increase domestic chip production, decrease dependency on imports, and establish Europe as a global semiconductor leader.
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Millions of Spotify Users Facing Price Increase for Premium Subscription
Despite significant user growth and pre-tax losses, Spotify raises premium membership fees in the UK, US, and Canada.
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Iconic Twitter Logo "Larry the Bird" Will Be Replaced By An "X" Symbol
In the midst of various platform modifications since his takeover, Elon Musk advises changing Twitter's bird emblem to an X, inspiring user design submissions.
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K-pop Powerhouse HYBE is Looking to Lift Language Barriers With AI
HYBE, a music label that manages multiple prominent South Korean bands, introduces the use of AI to blend a K-pop idol's voice with native speakers of six different languages.
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‘Overhyped to Death’: Barry Diller Slams Hollywood Claims About AI Being ‘Existential Threat’
Due to writer and actor strikes, Hollywood might see an industrial collapse, yet media millionaire Barry Diller dismisses fears about artificial intelligence.
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SpaceX's Falcon 9 Rocket Achieves Record-Breaking Launch of 143 Satellites
As its Falcon 9 launcher safely lands for its fifth mission, SpaceX establishes a new record by launching 143 satellites in a single cargo, including its own Starlink satellites.
