Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA's Psyche Spacecraft Delivers 'First Light' Images as It Travels to a Metal Asteroid in Darkness
NASA's Psyche spacecraft has reached another milestone after it captured its "first light" images following its successful departure on Earth on October 13.
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Twitch to Shut Down Its South Korea Operations in 2024: Here's Why
Twitch is set to close its operations in South Korea in February 2024. Twitch is set to close its operations in South Korea on February 27, 2024, citing the prohibitively high operating costs in one of the world's largest esports markets.
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AI Systems Are More Prone to Malicious Attacks Than Previously Believed, Study Finds
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems may be more susceptible to targeted malicious attacks than previously believed, according to a recent study.
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Kodiak's First Military Autonomous Vehicle Is a Ford F-150 Pickup Truck
Kodiak Robotics has introduced its inaugural autonomous military prototype, a modified Ford F-150 pickup truck tailored to meet the US Department of Defense (DoD) requirements.
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EV Market Isn't Quite so Bright in Texas: New Research Offers Interesting Insights
A recent survey indicated that people in Texas appeared to show a lack of enthusiasm for electric vehicles (EVs).
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Toyota to Expand Its Battery Electric Vehicles Line-up in Europe by 2026
Toyota has announced its ambitious plan to expand its lineup of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) in Europe.
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AI Image Generation Tools Contributing to Carbon Footprint, Study Shows
The increasing prevalence of AI image generation tools in our daily lives may be taking a toll on the environment, according to a recent study.
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AT&T Picks Ericsson for New US Telecom Network
AT&T has revealed its collaboration with Ericsson to spearhead the deployment of a commercial-scale open radio access network (Open RAN) in the United States.
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NASA Chandra X-Ray Captures Wild 'Spider Pulsars' Devouring Nearby Stars
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has provided valuable insights into the predatory behavior of "spider pulsars."
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UK Approves AI Age Checks to Prevent Children From Accessing Porn Sites
The UK's internet regulator, Ofcom, has released draft guidelines outlining how pornographic websites must implement age verification measures to comply with the Online Safety Act.
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NASA's Picture of the Day Unveils Stunning Star Trails Over Beijing Ancient Observatory
NASA's Picture of the Day captures star trails that gracefully move in the sky over the Beijing Ancient Observatory in China.
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Genetic Testing Firm 23andMe Confirms Hackers Accessed 14,000 Customer Accounts, Including Ancestry Data
Genetic testing company 23andMe announced on Friday a recent data breach that gained access to approximately 14,000 customer accounts.
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Scientists Give AI a Sense of 'Taste' — Here's How
Scientists from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU), the University of Copenhagen, and Caltech have advanced the capabilities of AI algorithms by adding a new dimension - taste.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Captures Stunning Image of 'Hidden' Ghostlike Dusty Galaxy
A ghostlike dusty galaxy reappears in an image captured by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. In a fascinating revelation, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has captured an image featuring a previously elusive dusty galaxy, the AzTECC71.
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Walmart Stops Advertising on Elon Musk's X Amid Concerns Over Hate Speech
Walmart has joined the list of major advertisers pulling ads from Elon Musk's social media platform, X.
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Booking.com Scams: Users Targeted by Hackers Who Put Stolen Account Details for Sale on Dark Web
Booking.com users are falling victim to a scam orchestrated by hackers who sell stolen account details on the dark web, according to Secureworks.
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Anduril Introduces New VTOL Autonomous Air Vehicle 'Roadrunner' for High-Powered Aerial Threats
Defense technology startup Anduril Industries has unveiled its latest product, the Roadrunner, an autonomous vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) air vehicle designed to counter high-powered aerial threats.
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Anthrobots: These Tiny Biological Robots Were Made Out of Human Cells!
Researchers at Tufts University and Harvard University's Wyss Institute have developed Anthrobots, tiny biological robots crafted from human tracheal cells.
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Yara Unveils World's First Clean Ammonia-Powered Container Ship
Yara International unveils an innovative venture to create the world's first container ship powered by clean ammonia.
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What Happens When AI Is Asked to Create a Bomb? Study Reveals LLMs' Susceptibility to 'Jailbreaks'
A recent study sheds light on a concerning issue: Large Language Models (LLMs) susceptibility to "jailbreaks."
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Ford Loses $1.7 Billion in Profits Following 6-Week UAW Strike
Ford has faced a significant setback as it reported a loss of $1.7 billion in profits following a six-week United Auto Workers (UAW) strike.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Pauses Science Operations — Here's Why
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has temporarily halted its science operations due to an ongoing gyroscope issue.
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Vaginal Rings That Can Provide Protection Against HIV to Be Produced by a South African Company
Kiara Health, a South African company, is set to manufacture vaginal rings that offer protection against HIV.
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Robinhood Launches Stock Trading Platform in UK, Its First International Foray
Robinhood, the popular stock-trading platform based in California, has officially expanded its services to the United Kingdom (UK).
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NASA Discovers 6 Planets Dancing in a Rare Rhythmic Beat
A captivating celestial dance unfolds in a distant planetary system as NASA's TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite) unveils a rare gravitational lockstep among six planets.
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Dating Apps Show Bias Towards Popularity and Good Looks — And Here’s Why
Researchers claim that dating apps tend to favor more popular and attractive users over their less popular and less attractive counterparts.
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New Underground Tech in Detroit Street Can Charge EVs Without Stopping
In downtown Detroit, crews have installed a new technology that is revolutionary in the charging landscape for electric vehicles (EVs).
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AI and Human-Generated Online Content Perceived as Equally Credible by Users, Study Finds
A new study shows that online users rated AI-generated and human-created content as similarly credible.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Captures New Breathtaking Display of Star Formation
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has presented a captivating new display of star formation in its latest Picture of the Month.
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Apple and Google Reveal Their 'App of the Year' and Surprisingly, Its Not ChatGPT
While 2023 may seem a year for AI, Apple and Google did not pick ChatGPT as their "app of the year."
