Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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LG to Commercialize Cutting-Edge Battery Manufacturing Tech That Has so Far Evaded Tesla
LG Energy Solution is set to commercialize a cutting-edge battery manufacturing technology that has so far evaded Tesla.
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OpenAI Faces 2 Massive Security Problems This Week
OpenAI, the company behind the widely used ChatGPT, has grappled with dual security challenges this week.
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EU Imposes Higher Tariffs on Chinese EVs, Increasing up to 38%
The European Union (EU) has imposed additional provisional duties on Chinese electric vehicle (EV) imports.
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Bay Area Tech Layoffs Soar to Highest Pace in Over a Year: Report
Tech layoffs in the Bay Area reportedly surged in the past three months, reaching the highest quarterly totals in over a year.
[WATCH] NASA Astronauts Celebrate Fourth of July in Space!
NASA's six astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have sent a heartfelt Independence Day message back to Earth.
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NASA Planetary Radar Monitors Two Large Asteroids' Very Close Approach to Earth
The Deep Space Network's Goldstone planetary radar recently observed two asteroids passing by Earth, according to NASA.
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World's Oldest Artwork Found in Indonesia Cave Is at Least 51,200 Years Old
The discovery of a flaking image of three human-like figures around a large red pig in a cave in Indonesia marks the world's oldest known narrative artwork.
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ChatGPT Can Tell Jokes Funnier Than Humans, Study Says
A recent study suggests that ChatGPT might have an edge over humans in delivering laughs. Are you funnier than AI? A recent study suggests that ChatGPT, an advanced language model developed by OpenAI, might have an edge over humans in delivering laughs.
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Crypto Investors Are More Likely to Be Linked With ‘Dark Tetrad’ Personality Traits, Study Finds
A recent study suggests that crypto investors may exhibit distinctive personality traits and preferences.
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China Leads in World's Generative AI Patent Applications Race, Beating the US: UN Report
China has filed the highest number of patents related to generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) compared to any other country, according to a recent report from the UN intellectual property agency.
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New 3D Food Printing Tech That Can Create Edible QR Codes Developed by Researchers
Using their innovative 3D food printer, researchers at the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) created meals tailored to one's needs, even edible QR codes.
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Microsoft Agrees to Pay Over $14 Million to Resolve Allegations It Discriminated Against Workers Who Took Leave
Microsoft has agreed to a substantial $14.4 million settlement following accusations of discrimination and retaliation against employees based on their use of protected leave.
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Cool for the Summer: Expert Reveals Top Fabrics to Wear to Beat the Heat
An expert delves into the science of fabrics, offering insights into which materials best combat the summer heat.
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New Report Offers Recommendations How Ransomware Victims Can Be Better Supported
A new report jointly conducted by the University of Kent and the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) offers insights into supporting victims of ransomware incidents.
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AI Monitoring of Workers Could Lead to Worse Performance, More Complaints: Study
A recent study by Cornell University highlighted potential drawbacks associated with using AI to monitor employees,.
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Global Witness Reports Bot-Like Accounts Spreading Hate, Disinformation on X During UK Election
A recent investigation by Global Witness has uncovered widespread dissemination of hate speech by bot-like accounts on X.
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NASA 's James Webb Space Telescope Captures Bright Hourglass-Shaped Dust Clouds Around Forming Star
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured a forming protostar surrounded by a bright hourglass-shaped nebula.
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Brazil Bans Meta From Mining Data to Train Its AI Models
Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, was banned from mining data in Brazil to train its AI models.
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Can AI Tools Like ChatGPT Be Conscious? Here's What a New Survey Finds
A new study by the University of Waterloo researchers has revealed intriguing insights into how the general population perceives AI.
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NASA's Picture of the Day: Oyster Star Cluster Shines Brilliantly in This Stunning Hubble Image
The Oyster Star Cluster, also known as NGC 602, shines brilliantly in a new image shared by NASA. The Oyster Star Cluster, also known as NGC 602, shines brilliantly in a new image shared by NASA, showcasing its mesmerizing beauty in various wavelengths of light.
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China Achieves 10 World Records for New Cross-Sea Tunnel and Bridge System
China has unveiled the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link, a new cross-sea tunnel and bridge system that reportedly achieved 10 world records.
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Google Invests in Taiwan Solar Company to Accelerate Clean Energy in Asia Pacific
Google is making strides in renewable energy by investing in a Taiwanese solar company to create a 1-gigawatt pipeline of sustainable energy in the region.
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Could AI End Australia's Live Music Industry? Here's What Researchers Say
AI's potential to reshape Australia's live music industry has sparked concerns among experts at the University of Melbourne.
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NASA Astronauts Practice 'Moonwalk' Scenarios in Arizona Desert
NASA has provided a glimpse into how astronauts simulate moonwalks in the Arizona desert. NASA has provided a glimpse into how astronauts simulate moonwalks in the Arizona desert, a crucial preparation for the upcoming Artemis III mission, which is scheduled for September 2026.
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Computer Scientists Unveil New Camera Inspired by the Human Eye
Computer scientists at the University of Maryland have unveiled a new camera inspired by the mechanics of the human eye.
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Anthropic Launches New Program to Fund Creation of New Generation of AI Benchmarks
Anthropic has introduced a new funding program to support the creation of novel AI benchmarks. Anthropic has introduced a new funding program to support the creation of novel AI benchmarks, crucial for assessing the capabilities and potential risks of AI models, including its own Claude.
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NASA's Mars Odyssey Robotic Spacecraft Captures Never-Before-Seen View of the Solar System's Tallest Volcano
NASA's Mars Odyssey robotic spacecraft has captured a new image of Olympus Mons, the tallest volcano in the solar system.
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Can ChatGPT Spot Deepfakes? New Study Asks Chatbots to Detect AI-Generated Images
A new study aims to answer if AI chatbots like ChatGPT can detect AI-generated deepfakes. In a world increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence, this question arises: can AI chatbots like ChatGPT detect AI-generated deepfakes? Can AI Chatbots ChatGPT and Gemini Detect Deepfakes? A new University at Buffalo-led study aims to answer this question, focusing on large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini.
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'Self-Healing' Solar Cells Currently in Development: Is This the Future of Solar Power?
Scientists have made progress in developing self-healing capabilities for perovskite solar cells. Scientists have developed a method to help perovskite solar cells to self-heal.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures Incredible Image of Baby Stars Transforming a Nebula
An incredible image captured by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has unveiled the intricate transformation process of a nebula under the influence of infant stars.
