Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures an Active Star-Forming Dwarf Galaxy
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope recently directed its lens towards IC 3476, an active star-forming dwarf galaxy.
NASA's Picture of the Day Features Supernova Shock Wave Known as the Pencil Nebula
NASA's latest Picture of the Day unveils an extraordinary sight - the supernova shock wave known as the Pencil Nebula.
New Study Finds Climate Change Linked to Rise in Mental Distress Among US Teens
A new study suggests a correlation between worsening human-induced climate change and an increase in mental distress among teenagers in the US.
Massive Data Leak Reveals Chinese Firm Hacked Foreign Governments, Activists
A massive data leak analyzed by cybersecurity experts this week has revealed the alleged hacking activities of a Chinese tech security firm.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to Reap Greater Benefits From Reddit's IPO
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman finds himself in a promising position as Reddit unveiled its long-awaited IPO filing on Thursday.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Discovers Evidence for Neutron Star at the Heart of Young Supernova
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has found compelling evidence suggesting the presence of a neutron star at the core of a young supernova.
ChatGrid: Researchers Create New Generative AI Tool for Grid Operators
Researchers created "ChatGrid" to provide grid operators with a user-friendly interface where they can post questions about the grid and receive easily understandable answers.
Samsung to Bring Galaxy AI Features to More Devices Through New One UI 6.1 Update
Samsung is set to broaden the reach of its Galaxy AI features with the introduction of the new One UI 6.1 update.
NASA's Chandra Ties Cosmic 'Necklace' of Stars to Most Powerful Black Hole Explosion
NASA's Chandra X-ray Telescope and the pan-European radio-frequency telescope Low Frequency Array (LOFAR) have caught one of the most powerful eruptions ever witnessed from a black hole.
AI-Generated Propaganda Is Highly Persuasive as the Real Propaganda From Iran, Russia
A new study has revealed that AI-generated propaganda is highly persuasive, like real propaganda from Iran or Russia.
US FDA Warns Against Using Smartwatches, Rings to Measure Blood Sugar Levels Without Needles
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned the public against using smartwatches or smart rings that claim to measure blood sugar levels without piercing the skin.
Can AI Agents Build Trust Like Humans? New Study Says Yes
A new study found that AI agents can build trust similar to humans. As artificial intelligence (AI) advances rapidly, questions regarding its ability to foster trust have become increasingly pertinent.
Joe Biden Signs Executive Order to Boost Cybersecurity at US Ports
President Joe Biden has signed an executive order and created a federal rule to bolster the security at US ports from potential cyberattacks.
AI Predicts, Detects Alzheimer's Disease in New Study
A recent study has employed AI to detect and identify Alzheimer's disease. A recent study conducted by researchers at West Virginia University has unveiled a series of diagnostic metabolic biomarkers, paving the way for the development of artificial intelligence (AI) tools aimed at detecting Alzheimer's disease at its initial stages, as well as identifying risk factors and potential treatment strategies.
Chameleon Inspired 3D-printing Ink Changes Colors in a Single Print Job
A new 3D-printing ink, inspired by the color-shifting capabilities of chameleons, has been developed by scientists.
NASA Eyes Rare Tropical Storm Raging off the Coast of Brazil
NASA has recently captured a rare tropical storm swirling in the South Atlantic Ocean. NASA's attention has recently been drawn to an unusual event unfolding off the coast of Brazil—a rare tropical storm swirling in the South Atlantic Ocean, a region where such phenomena are infrequent.
Tinder Rolls Out Advanced ID Verification System to US, UK, Brazil, and Mexico to Combat Catfishing
Tinder has introduced an advanced ID verification system to its users in the US, UK, Brazil, and Mexico.
NASA Unveils Coverage of the First US Uncrewed Commercial Moon Landing
NASA has unveiled its coverage plan for the first US uncrewed commercial moon landing. NASA has unveiled its coverage plan for the first US uncrewed commercial moon landing, a significant milestone in the agency's CLPS (Commercial Lunar Payload Services) initiative and Artemis campaign.
US Imposes Sanctions on 2 Lockbit Ransomware Gang Members After Its Website Taken Down
The US government has imposed sanctions on two key individuals associated with LockBit. The US government has imposed sanctions on two key individuals associated with LockBit, a cybercriminal group accused of orchestrating ransomware attacks targeting victims domestically and abroad.
Does YouTube's Algorithm Radicalize Young Americans? New Study Has Answers
A new study conducted by the Computational Social Science Lab (CSSLab) at the University of Pennsylvania sheds light on a pressing question: Does YouTube's algorithm radicalize young Americans?
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US, UK Take Down Lockbit Ransomware Gang, Seize Its Dark Web Leak Site
In a coordinated international effort, the US and UK authorities have taken down LockBit, a notorious cybercrime gang infamous for ransomware attacks.
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Artificial Balls? Scientists Introduce Lab-Grown Testicles That Could Revolutionize Male Infertility Treatment
Scientists have introduced lab-grown testicle organoids that closely mimic the structure and function of natural testes, offering a potential breakthrough in infertility treatment.
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Singapore Airshow Kicks Off With Various Aerial Displays and the International Debut of China’s C919 Jetliner
The Singapore Airshow has commenced with various aerial displays, including the debut appearance of China's C919 narrow-body airliner.
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Two of the World's First Microcomputers, Dating Back Over 50 Years, Are Unearthed in London House Clearance
Two of the world's earliest microcomputers, the Q1 models, have resurfaced from storage boxes at Kingston University in London, shedding light on the formative years of computing.
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UK to Ban Mobile Phone Use in Schools Following Similar Moves From France, Italy
The UK government has announced its plan to prohibit the use of mobile phones in schools across England.
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NASA Offers Glimpse Into the Rocket Propellant Tanks Crucial for Its Artemis III Mission
NASA has provided a glimpse into the rocket propellant tanks that will play a crucial role in the journey of the Artemis III mission.
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Sounds of AI: ElevenLabs Adds AI-Generated Sounds to OpenAI's Sora
Voice technology company ElevenLabs has introduced a fun AI twist into OpenAI's newly released model, Sora.
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Martians Wanted: NASA Is Seeking Applicants for Simulated Yearlong Mars Mission
NASA has announced its search for candidates ready to join its upcoming simulated one-year Mars surface mission.
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France, Germany Rejects EU Deal on Watered-Down App Worker Law
France and Germany have rejected a watered-down version of the EU's contentious rules regarding app workers in the gig economy.
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NASA's Picture of the Day Features the Glowing Tail of Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day has showcased a mystical image of the glowing tail of Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks.
