Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
MIT Unveils 4D Knit Dress That Uses Heat, Robotic Tech to Achieve Perfect Fit and Style in an Instant
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has unveiled a 4D Knit Dress production method that uses a mixture of advanced technologies.
NASA's Tiny Autonomous Rovers Are Ready to Explore the Moon
NASA has recently announced the completion of its development and testing phase for a fleet of small rovers that will explore the moon autonomously.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Captures Baby Supermassive Black Holes in the Deep Past
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has stumbled upon a cluster of faint red dots in the depths of the cosmos, offering a glimpse into the early stages of supermassive black hole formation.
Group of 40 State Attorneys General Urges Meta to Take Action on User Account Takeovers
A coalition of 40 state attorneys general has sent a letter to Meta expressing their concerns regarding the surge in consumer complaints related to account takeovers and lockouts.
Tinder Promises to Explain Fee Discrepancies to EU Users
Tinder has pledged to inform users within the European Union (EU) about the reasons behind the varying fees they encounter for the same service.
NASA, Boeing Provide a Glimpse of What the X-66 Aircraft Will Look Like
NASA and Boeing have provided a glimpse of what the X-66 aircraft will look like. NASA and Boeing have provided a glimpse of what the X-66 aircraft will look like.
Google Doodle Celebrates International Women's Day 2024 With a New Colorful Illustration
Google has marked International Women's Day 2024 with a specially designed Google Doodle. Google has marked International Women's Day 2024 with a specially designed Google Doodle, commemorating the ongoing fight for gender equality and celebrating the achievements of women around the world.
NASA's Perseverance Rover Captures Mars's Moon Phobos Passing in Front of the Sun
NASA's Perseverance Mars rover recently captured a striking image of Phobos, one of the Red Planet's two moons.
SEC Approves Rule Requiring Some Companies to Publicly Report Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Climate Risks
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has enacted a new regulation mandating some public companies to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions and climate change-related risks.
Solar-Powered Eyes? Australian Scientists Are Working on Implanting Tiny Solar Panels Into People's Eyeballs
A team of Australian scientists are working on implanting tiny solar panels into people's eyeballs.
Telegram Now Allows Users to Convert Personal Accounts to Business Accounts
Telegram users can now convert their personal accounts into business accounts. Telegram founder Pavel Durov announced Wednesday that users of the messaging app can now convert their personal accounts into business accounts by paying a monthly fee.
AI in Banks Can Worsen Social Inequalities, Expert Warns
An expert has raised concerns about integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into banking systems, saying it can exacerbate social inequalities.
NASA Abandons Multibillion-Dollar On-Orbit Satellite Servicing Mission
After encountering persistent technical and financial hurdles, NASA has pulled the plug on a satellite servicing demonstration mission.
FemTech Apps Used to Track Fertility, Menopause Found to Have Security and Privacy Issues
A recent study has raised concerns about the security and privacy risks associated with FemTech apps.
Beat the Summer Heat and Lower Your Electricity Bill With These Simple Tech Tips!
Here are some tech tips to beat the heat during summer and lower your electricity bill. As the sweltering heat of summer approaches, many are bracing themselves not only for the discomfort of high temperatures but also for the inevitable spike in electricity bills that comes with trying to keep cool.
NASA's Picture of the Day Offers Stunning View of a Disc Galaxy Seen From Its Edge
NASA's Picture of the Day captures a unique view of a disk galaxy known as NGC 5866. This galaxy is on the "edge" of cosmic glory! NASA's Picture of the Day captures a striking view of a disk galaxy positioned at the "edge" of cosmic splendor.
Man Who Received 217 COVID-19 Vaccinations Offers Himself for a Study — Here's What Happened to Him
A man who received 217 COVID-19 vaccinations has offered himself for a research study. A man who received 217 COVID-19 vaccinations has offered himself for a research study investigating the effects of excessive vaccination on the immune system.
US Sanctions Greek Maker of Spyware Used to Target American Officials, Journalists
The United States has announced sanctions on individuals associated with the Greece-based spyware vendor Intellexa Consortium.
ChatGPT Is 'Extremely Stereotypical' When It Comes to Gender Roles, New Study Shows
A recent study conducted by a student at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) suggests that ChatGPT is "extremely stereotypical" regarding gender roles.
NASA's Astronauts Corps Grew Bigger With a New Class of Graduates Known as 'The Flies'
NASA has welcomed a new group of astronauts, known as "The Flies," into its corps. "The Flies" are ready to fly! NASA has welcomed a new group of astronauts, known as "The Flies," into its corps as the space agency intends to explore the cosmos further.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Unlocks the Secrets of a Very Distant Luminous Galaxy
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has provided unprecedented insights into the distant and luminous galaxy GN-z11.
Is Blue Light From Digital Devices Harmful to Human Health? Here's What an International Scientific Panel Has to Say
An international panel said there's no conclusive evidence about the harmful impact of blue light from smartphones, laptops, and tablets on human health.
[WATCH] Lone Orca Seen Killing and Eating a Great White Shark for the First Time, Stunning Scientists
Scientists have captured remarkable footage of an orca engaging in a surprising behavior that has never been observed before - eating a great white shark alone.
JetBlue, Spirit Airlines Cancel $3.8 Billion Merger Plan After Blocked by US Court on Antitrust Grounds
JetBlue and Spirit Airlines have officially terminated their merger plan following a federal judge's ruling that deemed the proposed union a violation of US antitrust law.
Google Makes Jobs Cuts in Trust and Safety Following Backlash Over AI Chatbot Gemini
Google is reducing its workforce on its trust and safety team amid ongoing adjustments within the company.
ToxicChat: Computer Scientists Devise a Way to Identify, Prevent Toxic AI Prompts
Computer scientists at the University of California San Diego have devised an innovative method to identify and prevent toxic prompts directed at AI models.
NASA Unveils Its First-Ever Tabletop Roleplaying Game 'The Lost Universe'
NASA has ventured into tabletop gaming with the unveiling of its inaugural tabletop roleplaying game (TTRPG), "The Lost Universe."
Spotify Introduces a New Audiobook-Only Subscription
Spotify has expanded its subscription offerings by introducing a new plan focused solely on audiobooks.
EmoAda: New AI System Aims to Provide Emotional Support Through Chat
A new AI system called EmoAda aims to offer emotional support through chat. A new AI system called EmoAda aims to offer emotional support through chat, leveraging advancements in natural language processing and large language models.
NASA's Ambitious Plan to Get Pristine Samples of Mars to Earth Faces Setbacks, New Report Reveals
NASA's ambitious endeavor to bring geological samples from Mars back to Earth for analysis is facing significant challenges.
