Articles by Inno Flores
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Chinese Companies Expanding to Morocco to Cash In on US EV Subsidies
Chinese companies are eyeing Morocco as a strategic investment hub to capitalize on the United States' (US) electric vehicle (EV) subsidies.
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Japan to End Government Use of Floppy Disks Amid Modernization Efforts
The journey of the government of Japan towards a digital future is now without floppy disks. The journey of the government of Japan towards a digital future is now without floppy disks.
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Tesla Cybertruck Flips Over for First Time After Wild Crash in Mississippi, Raising Safety Questions
Tesla vehicles are known for their sturdy design. However, an unusual incident unfolded in Mississippi on June 29, when a Tesla Cybertruck overturned.
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Mental Health Is Leading Cause of Hospitalizations Among US Troops in 2023, Study Reveals
Mental health issues were the leading cause of hospitalizations for active-duty US military personnel in 2023.
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Biden Administration Approves Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Farm in New Jersey Donald Trump Wants to Kill
In a sweeping gesture towards a greener future, the Biden administration has approved a new offshore wind project in New Jersey.
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Supreme Court to Hear Texas Porn Site Age Verification Rule
The age-verification law for pornography websites in Texas was escalated to the US Supreme Court. The age-verification law for pornography websites in Texas was escalated to the US Supreme Court.
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Biden Administration Awards $504 Million for 12 Technology Hubs Across US
The Biden administration has unveiled a massive $504 million initiative to establish 12 cutting-edge technology hubs nationwide.
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FDA Approves New Alzheimer's Drug, Bringing Hope of Slowing Disease for US Patients
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave a green light to Eli Lilly's Kisunla, a new Alzheimer's drug that slightly delays the disease's progression.
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Salmonella Outbreak in Cucumbers Linked to Untreated Water Used by Florida Grower, Health Officials Say
An alarming salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers swept through the United States this spring, sickening nearly 450 people.
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Skidbladner: Sweden's New Floating Wind Farm to Comprise up to 147 Wind Turbines to Power Half of Stockholm
As worries about climate change grow, projects like Skidbladner in Sweden are shedding light on new eco-friendly ways to power our world.
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US Clean Energy Support Declines Amid Policy Shifts, New Survey Shows
Clean energy has become increasingly polarizing in the United States (US), with a noticeable shift in public sentiment since President Joe Biden took office.
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FDA Announces Recall of Blood Pressure Capsules Over Heart Attack Risk
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced the recall of 135 batches of potassium chloride extended-release capsules due to potential risks of cardiac arrest.
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Florida Man Arrested for Shooting at Walmart Delivery Drone Faces Multiple Charges
In a quiet neighborhood of Clermont near Orlando in Florida, a 72-year-old man was facing multiple charges after he shot at a Walmart delivery drone.
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Pentagon to Launch Supercomputer Cloud Service for US Military, Enhancing Remote Access
The Pentagon recently introduced a new project that could allow US military personnel to use powerful computers remotely.
New Mac App Bananabin Uses Animated Flies to Manage Trash, Makes Digital Organization Easy
Bananabin is a new Mac application featuring animated flies to signal when the Trash folder needs attention.
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'Lab-Grown' Meat Maker Upside Foods Hosts Farewell Tasting in Miami Ahead of Cultivated Meat Ban in Florida
As Florida prepares to implement its ban on "lab-grown" meat next week, Upside Foods, a California-based company, held a farewell tasting event in Miami.
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Spoon-Feeding Babies May Be Bad for Their Growth, as New Study Finds That Baby-Led Weaning Better for Development
While spoon-feeding has long been a traditional approach to introducing solid foods to babies, a new study suggests an alternative method that may offer greater benefits for growth and development.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Criticizes Tech Companies Pursuing a God-Like 'One True AI'
Many tech companies are racing to create the most advanced AI. However, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has raised concerns about this trend.
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Detroit Paying $300,000 to Man Arrested After False Facial Recognition Match
Detroit City has agreed to pay $300,000 to Robert Williams, who was wrongly accused of theft due to flawed facial recognition technology.
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Center for Investigative Reporting Sues OpenAI, Microsoft Over Copyright Infringement
Following similar suits by other media entities, this legal action accuses OpenAI and Microsoft using CIR's stories without permission or compensation to enhance their products.
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YouTube Demonetizes Dr Disrespect Following Revelations of Twitch Ban Over Inappropriate Messages
Dr Disrespect's transition from streaming stardom to being suspended on YouTube highlights the challenges and outcomes of being a digital celebrity in today's social media-driven era.
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Japanese Researchers Break World Record with 402 Terabits per Second Internet Speed
Using commercially available optical fiber, the team reached 402 terabits per second data transmission rate.
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Talks Between Hollywood's Video Game Actors, Gaming Companies Hit a Snag Over AI Protections
Hollywood's video game actors have been negotiating for pay hikes and workplace safety with gaming companies.
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Valve Unveils New Steam Deck Most-Played Games Daily List
Valve has introduced a new Steam Charts page showcasing the most-played games daily on the Steam Deck.
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Amazon Web Services Investigates Perplexity AI Over Web Scraping Allegations
Amazon Web Services is currently probing Perplexity AI over potential violations of its regulations.
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Pope Francis Orders Construction of Solar Farm in Controversial North Rome Site to Power Vatican City
Pope Francis has ordered the construction of a solar farm in a northern area of Rome to provide power for Vatican City State.
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US Offers $10 Million for Capture of Russian Civilian Accused of Helping GRU Spies in Cyberattacks on Ukraine
The United States (US) has charged a Russian civilian for conspiring to destroy Ukrainian government computer systems using malware.
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ChatGPT Exam Answers Go Undetected, Beating Human Students in UK University Test
A new study found that ChatGPT-generated written exam answers can not only evade detection but also achieve higher scores than those by real students.
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Revolutionary AI Inspired by Sea Slug and Octopus Learns to Navigate, Explore on Its Own to Overcome Obstacles
Researchers have developed a new AI inspired by the navigational skills of a sea slug and the episodic memory of an octopus.
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Japanese Athletes at the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics to Wear Outfits Designed to Block Infrared Cameras
Japanese athletes participating in the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics will wear uniforms designed to block infrared cameras.
