Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
Elon Musk Warns AI and EV Growth Could Strain Electricity and Transformer Supplies by 2025
Elon Musk has expressed concerns regarding the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential impact on electricity and transformer supplies.
Astronomers Measure Up Heaviest Black Hole Pair Ever Discovered
A team of astronomers using data from the Gemini North telescope in Hawaii has found interesting insights about the heaviest pair of supermassive black holes ever identified.
MWC 2024 in Barcelona Concludes With Over 101,000 Attendees From 205 Countries, Territories
The Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 in Barcelona, Spain, hosted by the Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA), has drawn to a close.
Meta Is Removing Facebook News Tab in US, Australia
Meta is removing the news tab feature on its Facebook social media platform in the US and Australia Meta is set to remove the news tab feature on its Facebook social media platform in the United States (US) and Australia as it focuses on other aspects of user engagement.
MoodCapture: This AI-Powered Phone App Can Detect Depression From Facial Expressions
A team of researchers at New Hampshire's Dartmouth College has developed an AI-powered phone application that could detect early signs of depression through facial expressions.
From Waste to Gold: Scientists Use Cheese Byproduct to Extract Gold From Electronic Waste
A group of researchers has devised a method to extract gold from electronic waste. Not all that glitters is gold, but electronic waste can be. In the quest for sustainable solutions, a group of researchers led by Professor Raffaele Mezzenga from ETH Zurich's Department of Health Sciences and Technology has devised a method to extract gold from electronic waste using a byproduct of the cheesemaking process, according to TechXplore.
Intuitive Machines' Odysseus Moon Lander Breaks Its Leg Due to Overlooked Laser Switch
During its final operational hours, Intuitive Machines' Odysseus moon lander has encountered an unforeseen setback: a broken leg.
MWC 2024: 5G Connections Continue to Surge, Growing to 5.5 Billion by 2030, GSMA Intelligence Says
New data from GSMA Intelligence (GSMAi) unveiled at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2024 showed that the surge in 5G connections is expected to continue.
Bitcoin Crosses $60,000 Mark, Inching Closer to All-Time High
Bitcoin has passed the $60,000 mark, inching closer to its all-time high. Bitcoin has passed the $60,000 mark, inching closer to its all-time high as it maintains its upward trajectory after the green light was given for a new investment option linked to the cryptocurrency.
Google CEO Acknowledges Gemini Image Generator's 'Historical Inaccuracies'
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has responded to the recent controversy surrounding the company's Gemini image generation tool.
Meta's Controversial 'Pay or Consent' Data Grab Faces New Charges From EU Consumer Groups
Meta's controversial "pay or consent" initiative continues to draw criticism from consumer rights groups across the EU.
Grand Theft Auto and AI Transform Dog Images Into 3D Models
The University of Surrey researchers have used AI and Grand Theft Auto to transform dog images into intricate 3D models.
US to Limit the Flow of Sensitive Personal Data to China, Other Foreign Adversaries
The United States (US) is implementing new measures to curb the flow of sensitive personal data to foreign adversaries.
NASA, Intuitive Machines Unveil New Images From Historic Moon Landing
NASA and Intuitive Machines have unveiled new images of the moon's surface. In a joint press conference, NASA and Intuitive Machines shed light on the latest developments concerning the IM-1 mission, wherein six NASA instruments gathered crucial data.
NASA's CUTE Mission Discovers Thousands of Extreme Exoplanets Despite Spacecraft's Compact Size
NASA's CUTE mission, aimed at observing extreme exoplanets, is poised to make huge strides despite the spacecraft's compact size and limited resources.
Intuitive Machines' Historic Moon Mission Faces Premature End After Odysseus Lander Tips Over
Intuitive Machines' first moon mission is facing a premature end as its Odysseus spacecraft encountered a setback during landing.
Google DeepMind's Genie AI Model to Revolutionize Gaming by Turning Any Image Into Playable Video Games
Google DeepMind's Genie AI model aims to make waves in the gaming industry by transforming images into playable video games.
Popular Dating App Bumble 'Swipes Left' on 30% of Its Workforce as Tech Layoffs Continue to Mount
Popular dating app Bumble is "swiping left" on 30% of its workforce as it grapples with recent financial setbacks.
New Wearable Sticker Can Turn Hand Movements Into Communication — But How?
Researchers in China developed a new wearable sticker capable of translating hand movements into communication.
Social Media Users Find It Hard to Identify AI Bots in Political Discussions, New Study Shows
In political discussions on social media, distinguishing between human users and artificial intelligence (AI) bots has become a perplexing challenge, according to a new study.
MWC 2024: GSMA, Shields Introduce New Commerce Platform to Help Telecoms Meet Environmental, Financial Goals
A new network equipment commerce platform by GSMA and Shields was introduced at MWC 2024. In a collaborative effort to enhance financial and environmental sustainability within the telecoms industry, the GSMA and Shields Environmental Group (Shields) have introduced a new network equipment commerce platform at the MWC 2024 in Barcelona, Spain.
NASA's Picture of the Day Features the Deliciously Named Celestial Wonder Spaghetti Nebula!
NASA's latest cosmic treat features the deliciously named celestial wonder, "Spaghetti Nebula."
Tech Leaders Form New AI-RAN Alliance to Integrate AI Into Cellular Tech
A collaborative effort known as the AI-RAN Alliance was unveiled at the GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain.
Corporate AI Race Could Cause Privacy, Security Risks to the Public, New Study Shows
A new study sheds light on the escalating privacy and security risks posed by the corporate AI race.
Motorola Unveils Wearable Smartphone Concept That Can Be Wrapped Around the Wrist
Motorola has introduced a wearable smartphone concept, suggesting a potential shift towards wrist-worn devices in the future.
NASA's Planetary Radar Catches Slowly Spinning Stadium-Size Asteroid
NASA's planetary radar recently captured detailed images of a slowly spinning asteroid. NASA's planetary radar recently captured detailed images of a slowly spinning asteroid, providing valuable insights into its size, rotation, and surface characteristics.
US Is Capable of Housing Entire Silicon Supply Chain for Advanced Chips, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo Says
The US is capable of housing the entire silicon supply chain for the production of advanced chips, according to US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo.
Florida Is One Step Closer to Prohibiting Children's Use of Social Media
Florida lawmakers took a significant step in prohibiting kids from using social media platforms. Florida lawmakers took a significant step in their efforts to implement one of the strictest bans on children's access to social media platforms in the United States, as they sent a bill to the governor's desk to prohibit those under the age of 16 from using such platforms.
Newly-Found Cyberattack Can Set Your Smartphone on Fire: Here's How
Security experts have uncovered a cyberattack that could result in smartphones catching fire. Security experts at the University of Florida, in collaboration with CertiK, a security audit company, have uncovered a potential cybersecurity threat that could result in smartphones catching fire when placed on wireless chargers.
Google Doodle Honors Casimir Funk, the Man Behind Vitamins
Google Doodle recently paid tribute to Casimir Funk, the Polish-American biochemist who introduced the concept of vitamins.
