Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Washington Deliberates on How to Regulate AI's Use in Healthcare
Washington lawmakers and regulators are delving into the complexities of regulating AI's use in the healthcare sector.
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Volkswagen-Backed Scout Motors Starts Construction of $2 Billion Electric SUV Plant in South Carolina
Volkswagen-backed Scout Motors has started the construction of its $2 billion electric SUV plant in South Carolina.
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NASA, SpaceX Launch Date for Crew-8 Mission to ISS Moved to March
NASA and SpaceX have rescheduled the launch date for the Crew-8 mission to no earlier than March 1. NASA and SpaceX have rescheduled the launch date for the Crew-8 mission to no earlier than March 1, marking an adjustment to the previously planned timeline.
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What's the Future of Bitcoin? Crypto Price Expected to Keep on Rising After Hitting Above $50,000
Bitcoin's recent surge above $50,000 has sparked speculation among analysts about the cryptocurrency's future trajectory.
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Amazon Researchers Train the Largest Ever Text-to-Speech AI Model to Date
Amazon researchers have unveiled the largest text-to-speech AI model to date, which they claimed shows "emergent" qualities that enhance its ability to speak even complex sentences naturally.
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Yamaha Unveils the World's First Hydrogen-Powered Outboard Engine at Miami International Boat Show
Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A., has introduced the world's first hydrogen-powered outboard engine for recreational boats.
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Hospitals Are Becoming More Vulnerable to Cyberattacks, Experts Warn
Hospitals are becoming more susceptible to cyberattacks, experts warn. As hospitals increasingly rely on online technology for their operations, cybersecurity experts caution that they are becoming more susceptible to cyberattacks, posing significant challenges to patient care and data security.
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NASA Telescopes Capture a Dead Star Releasing a Burst of Radio Waves
Using two of the agency's X-ray telescopes, NASA said researchers were able to observe a dead star's erratic behavior as it released a bright, brief burst of radio waves.
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GM Is Adding 350,000 Miles of Roadways in US, Canada Where Drivers Can Use Its 'Super Cruise' System
General Motors (GM) is expanding its "Super Cruise" system, adding around 350,000 miles of roadways in the US and Canada.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures a Dreamy Stellar Nursery in the Milky Way
The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has unveiled a dreamy starscape in the Milky Way. The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has unveiled a dreamy starscape in the Milky Way, offering a glimpse into a bustling stellar nursery teeming with vibrant colors and cosmic activity.
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Taylor Swift's Songs Could Be Used to Save Lives, Heart Experts Find
Heart experts have found that Taylor Swift's songs could be used to save lives. Swifties know "All Too Well" that Taylor Swift's music has been saving their lives ever since her debut era and will continue do so in her upcoming album "The Tortured Poets Department," at least in a figurative way.
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Tech Layoffs Signal a Broader Decline of ‘Thinking’ Jobs, Expert Says
The wave of layoffs sweeping through the tech industry are signaling the decline of "thinking" jobs and the rise of the "feeling economy," according to an expert.
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NASA Launches New Mission to Study Ultraviolet Sky, Stars, and Stellar Explosions
NASA has unveiled plans for its new mission, which aims at unraveling the mysteries of the ultraviolet sky, stars, and stellar explosions.
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Can ChatGPT Write Laws? Lawyer Puts the AI Chatbot to the Test
A recent study has put AI chatbot ChatGPT to the test to determine if it could write laws effectively.
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Greece Becomes the 35th Country to Join NASA's Artemis Accords
Greece is now the 35th member of NASA's Artemis Accords. Greece has officially joined NASA's Artemis Accords, becoming the 35th country to align with the United States' framework for guiding principles in space exploration.
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Amazon Strikes Exclusive Deal to Stream NFL Playoff Game Next Season
Amazon has secured an exclusive streaming deal to broadcast an NFL playoff game during the upcoming 2024-25 season.
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Bitcoin Hits Above $50,000 for the First Time Since 2021
Bitcoin surged above the $50,000 mark on Tuesday, marking its highest level in over two years. Bitcoin surged above the $50,000 mark on Tuesday, marking its highest level in over two years, as investors expressed optimism about the potential for broader trading approval in the United States, anticipating increased demand for the cryptocurrency.
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NASA Captures Bright Red Lava Eruption in the Snowy Expanse of Iceland
NASA has captured stunning image of a recent volcanic eruption in the snowy expanse of Iceland. NASA has captured stunning imagery of a recent volcanic eruption in the snowy expanse of Iceland, where bright red lava poured from the Reykjanes peninsula.
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Valentine's Day in the Era of AI: Many Young Chinese Women Turn to AI Boyfriends for Romance
AI boyfriends offer emotional support to many young Chinese women experiencing loneliness and social isolation.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Spots a Galaxy Shrouded by Densely Packed Group of Stars
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has unveiled a mesmerizing scene in the cosmos that offers a glimpse of a galaxy veiled by a densely packed group of stars.
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TikTok Loses Court Bid to Suspend New EU Rules Designating It as 'Gatekeeper'
TikTok has lost its bid to halt the implementation of new European Union (EU) regulations designating it as a market "gatekeeper."
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NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day Offers a Rose in Space for the Upcoming Valentines
As Valentine's Day 2024 approaches, NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day offers a cosmic bouquet to admirers of the universe. Here's Rosette Nebula's image.
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TikTok Sues EU For its Fee to Enforce Content Moderation Law
TikTok has taken a stand against an EU fee to enforce a content moderation law. Meta also took a similar move against the EU.
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Chicago Children's Hospital Hit by Dayslong Cyberattack, Officials Blame Criminal Actor
A major children's hospital in Chicago, Lurie Children's Hospital, grapples with a prolonged cyberattack, with officials blaming it on a criminal actor.
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US Regulators Declare AI Robocalls as Illegal Following Fake Biden Calls
US regulators have deemed AI-generated robocalls as unlawful after a robocall impersonating US President Joe Biden, advising people against voting in the New Hampshire primary, occurred.
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NASA Hubble Gets Blinded by a 'String of Pearls' in Galaxy Collisions
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured a "string of pearls" in a galactic collision. Galaxy AM 1054-325 has undergone a remarkable transformation, morphing from its traditional spiral shape into a mesmerizing S-shape under the gravitational influence of a neighboring galaxy.
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NASA Launches New PACE Satellite to Study Earth's Ocean, Atmosphere, and Climate
NASA has successfully launched its latest Earth-observing satellite, PACE, to delve into the complexities of our planet's oceans, air, and climate.
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OpenAI Forms New Child Safety Team Amid Growing Concerns Over AI Misuse
OpenAI has established a new team dedicated to addressing concerns regarding child safety. OpenAI has recently announced the establishment of a new team dedicated to addressing concerns regarding child safety.
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New AI Tool Uses Human Perception to Improve Audio Quality
A new AI tool has emerged to improve audio quality using human perception. A new AI tool harnessing human perception to refine audio quality has emerged as a breakthrough solution for real-world scenarios where clarity is paramount.
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Fashion Meets Technology: New Smart Earrings Can Continuously Monitor a Person’s Temperature
A new jewel in wearable technology emerges as researchers at the University of Washington unveil the Thermal Earring.
