Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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OpenAI Announces Partnership with People Publisher Dotdash Meredith
OpenAI has forged a new partnership with publisher Dotdash Meredith. OpenAI has forged a new partnership with Dotdash Meredith, a prominent publisher known for its diverse brands, including People and Better Homes & Gardens.
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New Software Shows Promise in Facial Recognition, Mask or Not
A new software was created to enhance facial recognition even when people wear masks. A recent development in the realm of facial recognition technology addresses the challenges posed by face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic, promising to recognize the face despite the mask, as reported in Inderscience.
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NASA's Roman Space Telescope to Hunt Primordial Black Holes—But How?
NASA's Roman Space Telescope is gearing up for an unprecedented mission: hunting for primordial black holes.
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[WATCH] NASA Unveils What It Looks Like to Fall Into a Black Hole
NASA has revealed a breathtaking and daunting visualization of what it looks like to plunge into a black hole.
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Amazon Announces $9 Billion Cloud Computing Investment in Singapore
Amazon has disclosed plans to invest a substantial amount of US$9 billion in Singapore over the next four years.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Admits That AI Will Eliminate 'A Lot of Current Jobs'
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman acknowledged that AI will replace a lot of jobs. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently acknowledged a prevailing concern about the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the workforce: it will likely replace a significant number of existing jobs, as reported by MIT News.
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NASA Hubble Space Telescope Dives Into a Spiral Galaxy with Voracious Black Hole
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has ventured deep into the heart of a galaxy hosting a voracious black hole.
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Does AI Have Cultural Biases? Expert Says Yes
An expert raises concerns about AI's tendencies to be culturally biased. Since its rapid rise, AI has continuously raised concerns about its potential cultural biases, particularly when OpenAI's ChatGPT became popular in 2022.
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Biden Cashes In $285 Million in CHIPS Act Funding to Develop Digital Twins
The Biden administration is cashing in $285 million in CHIPS Act funding to develop digital twins. The Biden administration is cashing in $285 million in CHIPS Act funding to support the development of digital twins for semiconductor manufacturing.
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NASA, Boeing Scrub Starliner Launch to the ISS Due to Oxygen Relief Valve Faults
NASA, Boeing, and ULA have scrubbed the launch of the Boeing Crew Flight Test to the ISS. NASA, Boeing, and United Launch Alliance (ULA) decided to scrub the launch attempt on Monday, May 6, for the Boeing Crew Flight Test to the International Space Station (ISS), citing an issue with a faulty oxygen relief valve on the ULA Atlas V rocket's Centaur second stage.
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NASA's X-ray Satellite Discovers a Space Clover in New Light
NASA's X-ray satellite sheds light on an enigmatic cosmic phenomenon known as odd radio circles (ORCs).
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AI-powered Deception Detectors Are Still Too Premature for Practical Use: Experts
AI-powered deception detectors are too premature for adoption, according to experts. AI-powered deception detectors have been touted as potential tools to identify lies, but experts caution against premature adoption.
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World's Largest Coastal Regeneration Project May Soon Breathe Life into Dubai
Dubai might witness the world's largest coastal regeneration project in the near future. Dubai is renowned for its ambitious architectural feats, including the world's tallest skyscraper and a forthcoming residential tower that will reach new heights.
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US Energy Department is Using Robots to Aid in Making Wind Turbine Blades
The U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has employed robots to create wind turbine blades.
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Twitch Moves Beyond Gaming as It Steps Into News Coverage
Twitch is moving beyond the gaming realm and into news coverage. The evolution of Twitch, originally conceived as a platform for streaming video game content, is redefining the boundaries of journalism as it ventures into news coverage, according to a study conducted by researchers at the University of Oregon.
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NASA Hubble Space Telescope Resumes Scientific Mission, But TESS' Exoplanet-Hunting in Limbo
NASA has finally restored the Hubble Space Telescope, but TESS is still in limbo. NASA has finally restored the Hubble Space Telescope and has continued its scientific operations in deep space after it entered safe mode for a week.
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Ukrainian REvil Hacker Gets 13 Years in US Prison for His Role in $700M Ransomware Scheme
A Ukrainian man has been sentenced to more than 13 years in a Texas prison for his involvement in ransomware attacks.
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NASA's Picture of the Day Showcases the Majestic Scale of the Grand Design Spiral Galaxy
NASA's Picture of the Day highlighted the breathtaking grandeur of the Grand Design Spiral Galaxy M100.
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AI Priest Gets Demoted After Saying Babies Can Be Baptized with Gatorade, Making Other Wild Claims
A Christian media ministry group, Catholic Answers, may have committed a "holy mistake" after its AI priest made some controversial responses.
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Snapchat Unveils New AR, ML Tools Tailored for Advertisers
Snapchat introduced a suite of new AR and ML tools tailored for advertisers at the 2024 IAB NewFronts event.
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LinkedIn Co-Founder Reid Hoffman Interviews His Extremely Human-like AI Clone
Reid Hoffman, co-founder of LinkedIn, engaged in a video interview with an interactive AI avatar of himself.
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AI Speech Analysis Shows Promise in Preventing Potential Suicides
A recent study highlights the potential of an AI model to identify emotional cues, potentially helping individuals reach out to crisis lines.
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Researcher Sues Meta's Facebook to Release an Option for Users to Turn Off Algorithmic Feeds
A new lawsuit is filed against Meta to introduce a toll that would give users more control over their feeds.
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NASA Selects 9 Companies to Test How Commercial Services Can Contribute to Mars Missions
NASA has selected nine U.S. companies to explore how commercial services can contribute to future missions to Mars.
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Archaeologists Unearth 90 Million-Year Old Fast-Running Herbivore Dinosaur
Paleontologists in Argentina have uncovered a new herbivorous dinosaur species known as Chakisaurus nekul.
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Microsoft Expands Cloud Infrastructure, AI Footprint in Indonesia with $1.7 Billion Investment
Microsoft has unveiled plans for a substantial investment of $1.7 billion in Indonesia over the next four years.
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NASA James Webb Space Telescope Maps the Weather of Hot Gas-Giant Exoplanet 280 Light-Years Away
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has recently provided valuable insights into the weather patterns of a distant hot gas-giant exoplanet.
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Google Doodle Honors Workers, Celebrates Labor Day 2024
Google Doodle's latest edition commemorates International Labor Day 2024, symbolizing workers' dedication and hard work.
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EU Expands Partnership with Japan on Digital Identity, Semiconductors, AI
The EU and Japan have expanded their collaborative efforts in digital technologies. The European Union (EU) and Japan have expanded their collaborative efforts in digital technologies following their second Digital Partnership Council held in Brussels.
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Australia Bets Big on World's First 'Useful' Quantum Computer Project
Australia is betting big on developing the world's first quantum computer. Australia has committed approximately A$940 million (US$617 million) to support PsiQuantum, a Silicon Valley-based quantum computing company, in its efforts to develop the world's first "useful" quantum computer.
