Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Will AI Replace Humans? Top 10 Jobs That Might Be Affected
Here are the 10 jobs that AI could be replacing soon. Artificial intelligence (AI) is now here. It has been in the works and continues to take ground in various sectors of society for many years.
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Scientists Find Evidence of the Earth's Core Leaking - What Could This Mean?
Scientists may have found evidence that our planet core's could be leaking. What could this mean?
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US DOJ Claims North Korean Workers Are Working Remotely on IT Firms to Finance Weapons Programs
DOJ has accused North Korean nationals of working remotely for US companies and aid in funding weapons projects.
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NASA Engineers Tweak Voyager Software to Continue Flying for 5 More Years
NASA engineers are implementing measures to ensure that the Voyager spacecraft continue their interstellar exploration.
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AI in Religion: Christians Use AI Chatbots for Prayers
In South Korea, a surge in online church services utilizing artificial intelligence is reshaping the landscape of religious practice.
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Tinder Introduces 'Matchmaker', Allowing Your Family, Friends to Choose Your Date
Tinder has unveiled a new feature called "Tinder Matchmaker," which allows users to enlist the help of friends and family in finding potential matches.
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New Imaging Tech Captures the Body’s Immune Response to COVID-19 Infection
Scientists from UC Davis have utilized a novel imaging tech to capture the immune response of a body to COVID-19.
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President Joe Biden Designates 31 Tech Hubs Across the US
The Biden administration has designated 31 technology hubs spanning across 32 states and Puerto Rico.
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Japan Opens Investigation Into Google for Alleged Antitrust Law Violations
Japan has launched an investigation into Google over alleged breaches of antitrust laws related to its search practices.
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[LOOK] NASA Captures What Severe Drought Looks Like From Above
NASA's satellites have provided a stark view of the severe drought gripping the rural Karamoja region in northeastern Uganda.
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NASA's Lucy Spacecraft Gears up for Its First Asteroid Flyby on November 1
NASA's Lucy spacecraft is on track for its inaugural close encounter with asteroid Dinkinesh. NASA's Lucy spacecraft is on track for its inaugural close encounter with an asteroid.
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This Brain Simulation Offers Potential Dementia Treatment Without Surgery
A novel form of deep brain stimulation offers a potential non-surgical avenue for treating dementia.
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Can ChatGPT Be Used for Scientific Writing? New Study Offers Answer
A new study delves into the potential of ChatGPT in generating scientific content in the field of veterinary neurology.
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Boeing, Kratos to Develop Bolt-On Kit That Turns ‘Dumb’ Bomb Into Precision Cruise Missile
Boeing and Kratos will develop a transformative kit that will convert a "dumb" unguided bomb into a compact precision cruise missile.
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Waymo Launches New Simulator 'Waymax' for Large-Scale Autonomous Driving Research
Waymo has introduced Waymax, a new simulator catering to the autonomous vehicle (AV) research community.
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Astronomers Encounter Mysterious Fast Radio Burst From 8 Billion Years Ago
A new breakthrough in radio astronomy has unveiled a record-breaking fast radio burst (FRB) that takes eight billion years to reach Earth.
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BMW iX5 Hydrogen-Powered SUV Survives Grueling UAE Desert Heat
The BMW iX5 Hydrogen pilot fleet has successfully completed rigorous testing under extreme conditions in the United Arab Emirates.
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Google Gunning for Duolingo With New English Tutoring Feature
Google is launching a new feature in its search platform, poised to challenge the popular language learning app Duolingo.
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NASA's James Webb Discovers New, Never-Before-Seen Feature in Jupiter's Atmosphere—What Is It?
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has made a surprising discovery in Jupiter's atmosphere.
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New AI Tool Can Diagnose Type 2 Diabetes in Seconds by Listening to Your Voice
A recent study by Klick Labs introduces an innovative method that combines voice technology with AI for detecting Type 2 diabetes.
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Study’s Amazing Discovery: Chicken Eggshells Can Act as Electrodes to Power Batteries
Researchers at Murdoch University have made a significant stride in the development of rechargeable battery storage systems with the use of an unlikely ingredient: chicken eggshells.
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NASA Captures the 'Ring of Fire' Eclipse Casting a Shadow Over North America
NASA captured a stunning image of the moon casting a shadow over a vast expanse of North America. In a recent celestial spectacle, NASA captured a stunning image of the moon casting a shadow over a vast expanse of North America, simulating an expansive dark splotch on the United States.
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This Wearable Device Generates Power From Bending Finger, and Can Capture Memories
Researchers have developed an experimental wearable device that powers up from a user's bending finger.
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Google Launches New Chrome Updates to Improve Web Search
Google has unveiled a series of updates to the Chrome address bar, aiming to enhance user experience in web searches.
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AI Chatbots Can Infer User's Personal Data Based on What They Type: Study
Swiss researchers from ETH Zurich have sounded the alarm about the potential privacy risks posed by AI chatbots.
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GM, Cruise, and Honda Team Up to Launch Commercial Robotaxi Service in Japan
General Motors, Honda, and Cruise have announced plans to launch a robotaxi service in Japan in early 2026 through a new joint venture.
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe Breaks Record for Being the Fastest Human-Made Object Ever
NASA's Parker Solar Probe has achieved a remarkable milestone, securing its position as the fastest human-made object on record.
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AI Being Used to Track Chemotherapy Complications in Fighting Pediatric Cancer
In a bid to enhance pediatric cancer treatment, researchers are using AI to monitor chemotherapy complications.
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ESA Turns to Powerful Lasers to Melt Simulated Moondust to Create Lunar Roads
In preparation for future lunar missions, the European Space Agency (ESA) has embarked on a mission to construct roads on the moon.
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Social Media Photos of People Vacationing May Not Be so Attractive to New Customers, Study Finds
A recent study suggests that social media marketers sharing photos of people enjoying vacations may have unintended consequences.
