Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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OpenAI, Microsoft Sued by US' Oldest Nonprofit Newsroom for Copyright Violations
The Center for Investigative Reporting has sued tech giants Microsoft and OpenAI for alleged copyright violations.
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FCC Proposes New Rule to Make Carriers Unlock All Mobile Phones After 60 Days
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has unveiled a proposal to simplify the process for consumers to unlock their mobile phones from carrier restrictions.
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ChatGPT Is Reportedly Hallucinating Fake Links to News Partners’ Biggest Stories
Nieman Lab has discovered that OpenAI's ChatGPT is generating fake links to news stories from its partner publications.
US Air Force Launches the Maiden Flight of XQ-67A Demonstrator Drone
The US Air Force recently shared footage of the inaugural flight of its XQ-67A demonstrator drone. The US Air Force recently shared footage of the inaugural flight of its XQ-67A demonstrator drone.
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NASA Unveils New 3D Visualization of the Majestic Pillars of Creation Captured by Hubble and Webb
NASA has unveiled a new 3D visualization of the majestic and iconic Pillars of Creation, using data from the Hubble and James Webb Space telescopes.
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Sharing False Political Information Online May Be Linked to Positive Schizotypy Traits Including Paranoia: Study
A new study suggests that the tendency to share false political information on social media may be connected to positive schizotypal traits.
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RIP ICQ: Pioneering Internet Messenger Shuts Down After 28 Years
After 28 years, ICQ, a pioneering internet messaging service that once boasted 100 million accounts, has shut down.
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Samsung Introduces New Image Sensors to Improve Smartphone Photography
Samsung Electronics has unveiled three new mobile image sensors tailored for smartphones' primary and secondary cameras.
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DIVID: This New Tool Detects AI-Generated Videos With Nearly 94% Accuracy
Researchers at Columbia University have introduced DIVID, a new tool designed to identify AI-generated videos with 93.7% accuracy.
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NASA's Juno Looks Closely Into the Lava Lakes on Jupiter's Hottest Moon Io
NASA's Juno spacecraft has delved deeper into the enigmatic lava lakes of Jupiter's moon Io, shedding new light on the volcanic activities there.
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Media Bias Detector: New AI Tool Provides Insights Into How News Outlets Report on Various Topics
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have launched an AI-powered tool called the Media Bias Detector, designed to provide detailed insights into how various news outlets report on different topics.
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Archaeologists Dig up 1,500-Year-Old Christian Reliquary in Austria
Archaeologists in Austria have unearthed a 1,500-year-old Christian reliquary in a late antique hilltop settlement in the southern region.
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NASA, IBM Develop INDUS Large Language Models for Advanced Science Research
NASA has partnered with IBM to develop INDUS, a suite of large language models (LLMs) designed to advance scientific research.
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Volkswagen, Rivian Launch $5 Billion Partnership to Develop Platforms for Software-Defined Vehicles
Volkswagen Group is investing up to $5 billion in Rivian Automotive to jointly develop platforms for "software-defined vehicles."
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Adobe Researchers Develop New Training Technique to Make AI Less Socially Biased
Adobe researchers have created a new AI training method called FairDeDup in collaboration with an Oregon State University doctoral student.
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UN Rolls Out Global Principles to Fight Online Hate, Misinformation
The United Nations (UN) unveiled its Global Principles for Information Integrity to combat escalating online hate speech and misinformation.
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NASA, SpaceX Launch Newest NOAA Weather Satellite Atop Falcon Heavy Rocket
NASA and SpaceX have successfully launched the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) newest weather satellite.
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Drivers Are Ready to Embrace Wireless EV Technology, New Survey Finds
A new survey reveals that most drivers in New Zealand are enthusiastic about the concept of dynamic wireless charging for EVs.
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NASA Embarks on New Mission to Map Air Pollution Over US Coasts to Aid Environmental Policy
NASA has launched a mission this summer to map air pollution over both US coasts. NASA has launched a mission this summer to map air pollution over both US coasts.
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CARMEN: A New Robot Designed to Help People With Mild Cognitive Impairment
A new robot named CARMEN has been developed to assist individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI).
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Computer Scientists Find New Security Loophole That Allows Spying on Internet Users
Computer scientists at Graz University of Technology have uncovered a new security vulnerability that could allow spying on internet users.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Discovers Massive Star Clusters in Cosmic Gems Arc
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured star clusters within the Cosmic Gems arc that provide a glimpse into early galaxy formation in the distant universe.
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New Camera Technology Can Spot Drunk Drivers as Soon as They Get in Their Car
A new advancement in camera technology aimed at identifying alcohol-impaired drivers is currently under development at Edith Cowan University (ECU).
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Amazon Prime Day 2024 Is Set for July: Here’s What to Know
Amazon's annual shopping extravaganza, Prime Day, will commence on July 16 and 17. Amazon's annual shopping extravaganza, Prime Day, will commence on July 16 and 17.
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Teledriving Could Bridge the Gap Between Self-Driving Taxis and Humans — Study Shows How
Teledriving could provide many of the same benefits as driverless taxis and ride-hailing vehicles, according to a new study.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures Gorgeous Image of Galactic 'Rose'
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has marked its 21st anniversary by releasing one of the most striking images it has captured.
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Change Healthcare Begins Notifying Hospitals, Customers Who Had Data Exposed in Massive Cyberattack
Change Healthcare has started informing hospitals, insurers, and other clients about a major cyberattack that may have exposed sensitive patient information.
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MigraineSmart: Evidation Launches New App Program for Migraine Sufferers
A new health engagement program called MigraineSmart will be launched on July 1 as part of the Evidation app.
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NASA's Chandra Gazes Into the Densest, Weirdest Stars of the Cosmos
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has thoroughly explored the 3C 58 supernova remnant. NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has thoroughly explored the 3C 58 supernova remnant, focusing mainly on its neutron star, PSR J0205+6449.
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Thanks to AI, This 16-Ton Forest Machine Operates on Its Own
Scientists at Umeå University have successfully developed a self-driving forest machine controlled by AI.
