Articles by Isaiah Richard
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Adobe Firefly AI is an ‘Ethical’ Art Generator, Trained under Adobe Stock—Better than OpenAI, Midjourney?
Adobe's Firefly AI will help create art for you, but in an ethical way, so they say. The famous multinational computer software company, Adobe, finally unveiled their much-awaited AI art generator by the name of Firefly.
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Ethernet co-developer, Bob Metcalfe, Wins Turing Award for Development of a Trusty Internet Tool
It is a win for the internet, as this tool is still a significantly used one in the present. Bob Metcalfe's invention of Ethernet has played a crucial role in the development of modern computing and networking technology, which he worked alongside the late David Boggs to bring to the world.
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Panera Taps In the Power of Amazon One for Contactless Payments, Earning Points in its Loyalty Program
Panera Bread is expanding its operations with Amazon One's contactless payments. Panera is now partnering with Amazon One, the famous contactless payments division of the e-commerce company, to use its palm swipe technology for buying its food and earning rewards under its Loyalty Program.
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TikTok Claims to Have Solutions on Data Problems, To Fight Against Bans
The TikTok CEO has a plan for the bans it faced in the recent months, for continued usage. TikTok CEO Shou Chew is set to appear in Congress today to give his statement on the hearing for the short video social media's review of the platform, amidst its looming ban in the United States.
‘Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’ is Promising Claims Podcast, Better than ‘Gotham Knights’
Despite the delays, there is a significant optimism for Rocksteady and WB Games' upcoming release.
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AI for Indoor Soft-Shell Crab Farming? This Venture is Booming in Hong Kong
AI farming is now a thing, and this Hong Kong startup used the tech to save their 57-year-old restaurant.
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AI Vision is Less Superior than Human Vision New Study Finds
Human vision is programmed to react when seeing things, but AI needs more development to achieve this.
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Notorious Yeast Virus Gained More Drug Resistance Amidst COVID, CDC’ Considers it an ‘Urgent Threat’
This yeast virus was seen long before COVID, and now it's back stronger than ever. The health concerns are not yet over for the United States, as the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) marked a notorious yeast virus to be an "urgent threat" that it needs to address.
Midjourney's AI Updates to a Realistic Photo Generator that Could Beat Photography
Midjourney's developers promised a better technology, and this latest one will make you believe it is real.
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Amazon to Layoff 9,000 More Employees Soon, CEO Andy Jassy Announces—But Why?
More employees are to find themselves out of their jobs on Amazon. In another series of layoffs in the Big Tech, Amazon is once again announcing a significant number of employees to lose their tenure at the company, with 9,000 more employees to be booted out.
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Netflix Cloud Gaming is Coming Soon, Available for Any Device via the App Like Stadia, Xbox
Netflix is soon expanding its Games experience to Cloud Gaming for streaming on any device. The famous media streaming app is expanding its gaming experience to a wider platform, with Netflix confirming that it will soon bring a cloud gaming feature for all devices with the app available.
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Twitter Verified Accounts Spread Misinformation, Pro-Russia Tweets on Ohio Train Disaster
The Ohio Train Derailment sure did a number on many users, also comparing it to the Ukraine assistance.
YouTube Music to Add a New Feature that Was Long Used by Spotify, Tidal to Its App
A long-time feature on other music streaming platforms is coming to YouTube Music. The latest feature coming to YouTube Music has been long requested by users and fans to appear on the platform, and this is the same long-time feature already available on Spotify and Tidal.
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‘WiFi Labs’ Beta Appear on Google Home App for the Nest Router, What Does It Do?
Google Home brings a new beta feature called "WiFi Labs" as seen by users on the app. The famous integrated app for all smart home needs, Google Home, may have accidentally revealed to some users a new feature coming for all, and this is known as the "WiFi Labs.
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Google Pixel: ‘aCropalypse’ Exploit on Pixel’s Markup Tool Can Uncrop Photos, Reveal Redacted Info
A Pixel vulnerability was discovered to be able to undo edits made using the Markup tool. The Google Pixel devices are facing a vulnerability as per security researchers' report, recently finding an exploit on the device's Markup tool for images and media.
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CryptoWatch: FTX's Case in Court and India's Investigation on Money Laundering via Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency is seeing a significant investigation of the many controversies behind it. In this week of CryptoWatch, the industry is seeing a significant probe into what is happening behind the scenes, which went unnoticed by the public and regulators for a long time.
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Axiom-3 Mission Bound for ISS this November, Private Launch to Orbit Announced
Axiom Space is bound to the ISS, featuring a commercial launch for interested parties. Axiom Space recently announced its upcoming mission towards the International Space Station that would center on a private launch coming in the last quarter of the year.
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Twitter Two-Factor Authentication SMS Closes Today, What to Do for Security Verifications?
Twitter is putting a paywall on the text message 2FA, and this is the final day for changes. In case it was not yet known to the public, Twitter's two-factor authentication via SMS will no longer be accessible for free, and the company will require you to subscribe to its premium services to continue using it.
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‘Resident Evil 4’ Remake Receives 93 Metacritic Score for PS5 Despite Not Yet Releasing, How About PC?
Resident Evil 4's remake is out on PCs now, but it got a high Metacritic score for the PS5. The latest "Resident Evil 4" Remake is seeing a good review on Metacritic now, especially for the PlayStation 5 platform which is ironic, as this version is not yet available for the public.
Fin Whale Spotted to be Struggling to Swim in Spain, Severely Deformed Back Due to Injury, Scoliosis
The poor whale was injured due to a vessel strike, which may cost its life. Spain spotted an injured fin whale venturing near a beach in Cullera near Valencia, and what struck the boat crew that discovered the mammal was its severely deformed back.
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FTX, Other SBF Companies Spent as Much as $400,000 on DoorDash Deliveries—But Why?
FTX, Alameda Research, and more under Sam Bankman-Fried unveil their lavish spending amidst struggles.
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Sony, PlayStation is developing ‘Superman’ Game? Microsoft Claims, But May be a Typo to ‘Spider-Man’
Microsoft highlights a 'Superman' game from Sony on its Activision acquisition hearing. Microsoft's case with the United Kingdom's Competition and Market Authority (CMA) is finally hearing its side, but one of the most noticeable things here is its mention of Sony's development of a "Superman" game.
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Volkswagen ID.2all vs. Tesla Model Y: Is the VW EV the Best in the Budget Category?
Volkswagen's ID.2all is a highly-regarded budget electric vehicle now. Browsing on which next electric vehicle to buy needs many things to consider, and one of them is its pricing and reliability, and this is where Volkswagen's latest ID.
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China AI: Baidu Ernie, the ChatGPT Rival, Is Not Doing so Good on its Launch
Baidu's AI chatbot, Ernie, is reportedly not doing so good now, but it is still on its early stages,
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Twitter Bookmark Counter Now Available on the iOS, to Let You Know How Many People Saved Your Tweet
Twitter will let you know how much people loved your tweet and saved it for later with this new feature.
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Google Pixel 7a Prototype Leaks on eBay from Greece, But is it the Real Thing?
There are claims on eBay that the Google Pixel 7a's prototype is already available months ahead of its release.
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FCC Wants Telcos to Block, Disable Receiving Scam Texts, Robot-Generated Messages
The FCC's latest rule is now requiring telephone companies to block those annoying texts. Have you ever got those annoying texts from unknown numbers, and sometimes, with restricted names that talk about random things like winning a promotion, lotteries, and the like? The Federal Communications Commission now requires telephone companies to block these scam messages under a new rule.
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Microsoft Office 365 ‘Copilot’: Everything You Need to Know About the GPT-4 AI Upgrade
The famous Office suite from the software company is getting an AI to upgrade with the top tech. The famous Office apps from Microsoft 365 are getting a significant AI upgrade as part of the company's integration of the latest GPT-4 from OpenAI via a new feature called 'Copilot.
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‘Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Warzone 2.0’ Revamps the Flashbang—How?
Activision Blizzard and Infinity Ward changes the way flashbangs work in the games. There is a significant change as to how flashbangs work in "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2" and "Call of Duty: Warzone 2.
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Microsoft Bing with ChatGPT, GPT-4 No Longer has a Waitlist—Wider Availability?
You no longer have to wait to converse and utilize Bing's power featuring ChatGPT. The famous search engine powered by AI now is Microsoft Bing with ChatGPT and GPT-4 is now available for all to use, and it no longer requires the public to signup for its waitlist.
