Articles by Inno Flores
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MrBeast Finally Beats T-Series to Become Most Subscribed YouTube Channel, Avenging PewDiePie
MrBeast has achieved a monumental milestone by dethroning T-Series as the most-subscribed channel on YouTube.
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Snowflake Massive Breach: Ticketmaster User Data Among Those Stolen by Hackers
Hackers have reportedly been targeting the cloud storage platform Snowflake to steal data from its hundreds of customers, which may include Ticketmaster.
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Poland Blames Russia for Fake News Story Posted on Polish State Media Ahead of the European Elections
Polish authorities have recently attributed a fake news report that appeared on Poland's national news agency PAP to Russian origins.
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Meta Shifts Focus to Young Adults as Facebook Revamps Its Feed
Meta is refocusing its efforts on attracting young adults to the platform, prioritizing content recommendations over traditional friend-based posts.
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Dogs Can Beat Advanced Machines in Scent Detection, Study Reveals
A recent study found that dogs can detect odor molecules much lower than what advanced machines can detect.
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Australian Firm Successfully Freezes Dead Man via Cryogenic Process in Hopes of Future Revival
An Australian company has successfully cryogenically frozen a man after his death in hopes of revival in the future.
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Amazon Gets FAA Approval to Scale up Drone Deliveries for Online Orders, Expanding Prime Air Service in Texas
Amazon's plan to scale up its drone delivery operations has garnered approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), allowing the e-commerce giant to expand its drone deliveries for online orders.
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TikTok Splitting Source Code for US-Based Copy of App’s Algorithm Amid Potential Ban: Report
Aiming to illustrate autonomy from its Chinese parent company amid legislative scrutiny in the US, TikTok is reportedly separating its source code to create a distinct algorithm for its US platform.
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OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Edu: A Custom AI Chatbot for Universities
OpenAI has unveiled a new version of its AI chatbot that is designed specifically for universities. OpenAI has unveiled a new version of its AI chatbot that is designed specifically for universities.
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'All Eyes on Rafah': Compelling Image Is Going Viral on Social Media, Brings Attention to Plight of Palestinians
As shocking images of burned bodies and severe injuries at the scene of the Rafah strike spread on social media, another photo showing tent camps for displaced Palestinians with a message that reads "All Eyes on Rafah" has gained significant traction worldwide.
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US House Introduces New Bill Seeking to Boost Security Checks for 'Connected Vehicles' Made by Chinese Automakers
The US House of Representatives has introduced a new bill seeking to boost national security review for connected vehicles built by companies from China and other countries of concern.
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California Lawmakers Push Measures to Intensify AI Regulations to Fight Algorithmic Discrimination, Deepfakes
As AI technology becomes more integrated into everyday life, California lawmakers are intensifying their efforts to regulate its use.
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Singapore Unveils Green Data Center Roadmap Amid AI Boom That Strains Energy Resources
Singapore has unveiled a roadmap for green data centers amid AI growth that strains energy resources.
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Meta Takes Down Six AI-Generated Influence Campaigns From China, Iran, and Israel
Meta has announced the removal of hundreds of Facebook accounts associated with six covert influence operations from several countries, including China, Iran, and Israel.
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un Vows to Continue Building Spy Satellites Despite Failed Launch
North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, has acknowledged this week's failed satellite launch but urged his military scientists to pursue developing space-based reconnaissance capabilities.
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PayPal Plans to Create a New Ad Business Using Its Trove of Customer Data
PayPal is planning to create a new advertising platform using customer transaction data of the firm and its sister app, Venmo.
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Ex-Smokers Who Switched to Vaping Found to Be at Greater Risk of Lung Cancer, Study Shows
A new study from South Korea shows that switching from traditional smoking to vaping may increase the risk of developing lung cancer.
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Former OpenAI Board Member Reveals Board Was Unaware of ChatGPT Launch Until Public Release
Former OpenAI board member Helen Toner recently discussed why OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was fired. Former OpenAI board member Helen Toner recently discussed why OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was fired.
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EU Data Protection Task Force Examines OpenAI's ChatGPT Privacy Compliance, Reveals Preliminary Findings
After more than a year of deliberation, a task force dedicated to data protection within the European Union (EU) has presented its initial findings on how its data protection rules apply to OpenAI's popular chatbot, ChatGPT.
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Pilot Safely Lands Cessna Plane After It Lost Engine Power Near Sydney's Bankstown Airport
In a tense situation in Australia where a Cessna plane recently lost power, a pilot's quick thinking and careful actions saved the day.
At NAVER 1784's Starbucks, Around 100 Service Robots Move Around to Fulfill Orders
At NAVER 1784 tower in South Korea, a unique Starbucks experience awaits customers as approximately 100 service robots are deployed to fulfill orders.
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North Korea Fails to Put Another Spy Satellite Into Orbit as Rocket Carrying It Explodes Shortly After Liftoff
A rocket by North Korea that carried the country's second spy satellite exploded shortly after taking off.
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Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos' Plan: Shifts Strategy From Competing With HBO to Partnering With WWE
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos regrets his previous statement about surpassing HBO's pace of growth.
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Princeton Students' Viral Robot Dance with Boston Dynamics Sparks Debate on Robotics in Entertainment, Education
Within the curriculum "Robots in Human Ecology," students delve into the practical uses of the Spot robot in civilian contexts.
As Google Set to Roll Out New Apps and Casting Support for Android Auto, Tech Giant Quietly Rebrands Chromecast to Google Cast
Google has replaced the "Chromecast built-in" brand with its original name, "Google Cast." This change reverses the switch made in 2016.
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Waze Users Got 'Confused' After Seeing Strange Message on the Screen — Here's How to Fix the Glitch
Waze users have recently been facing a puzzling issue that's causing a lot of confusion. Some see a message that says, "Using offline maps," even when connected to the internet.
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Meta, Activision Sued by Families of Uvalde School Shooting Victims
The families of Uvalde school shooting victims have filed lawsuits against big tech companies Activision and Meta, as well as gun manufacturer Daniel Defense.
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China's NIO Continues Its European Expansion Despite EU Tariff Threat; CEO Says EVs Should Not Be Used as ‘Political Target’
NIO CEO William Li has warned against using electric vehicles (EVs) as a "political target" after the company announced its expansion plans in Europe.
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Tesla’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions Soared in 2023 Despite Net Zero Ambitions
The latest impact report of Tesla reveals a significant rise in greenhouse gas emissions, with an increase of almost 10 million metric tons of CO2 last year.
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YouTube Music Launches New Search Feature That Lets Android Users Find Songs by Humming
A new feature on YouTube Music for Android allows users to search for songs by humming, singing, or playing a melody on an instrument.
