Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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EU Calls for More Generative AI Safeguards Amid Deepfake Election Concerns
The European Union (EU) has sounded the alarm about the potential dangers of generative AI tools in the context of democratic processes.
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Consumers Prefer ChatGPT's Recommendations Over Those Made by Humans, New Study Finds
A new study shows that consumers have strongly preferred recommendations from ChatGPT over human-generated ones.
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India's Historic Chandrayaan-3 Moon Lander May Be Dead for Good After Facing Harsh Space Environment
India's Chandrayaan-3 moon lander and its accompanying rover remain unresponsive to numerous wake-up calls.
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Apple Exec Reveals the Real Reason Why Google Is iPhones and Macs' Default Search Engine
An Apple executive defended the company's decision to designate Google as the default search engine on Apple devices.
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Kentucky Will Soon Have a New Recycling Facility for Disassembling, Shredding EV Batteries
Kentucky is set to welcome a new recycling facility dedicated to shredding electric vehicle (EV) batteries.
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YouTube Updates Advertiser-Friendly Guidelines, Relaxes Rules on Sensitive Topics Like Abortion and Eating Disorders
YouTube has unveiled an update to its advertiser-friendly guidelines, introducing more lenient rules concerning sensitive topics like abortion, eating disorders, and sexual and domestic abuse.
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NASA James Webb Achieves One of Its First Major Science Goals After Probing the Atmosphere of TRAPPIST Planet
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has made significant progress in achieving its scientific objectives, delving into the atmosphere of the planet TRAPPIST-1 b.
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Will Spotify Completely Ban AI-Generated Music? Here's What CEO Daniel EK Has to Say
Spotify's CEO, Daniel Ek, has stated that the platform has no intentions of completely banning content created by AI.
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Big Tech Firms Loosening Safeguards on Content Moderation Ahead of 2024 Elections, Sparking Concerns
The 2024 global election is on the horizon, and prominent US-based tech platforms are walking back on policies aimed at curbing misinformation, raising concerns among experts.
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Math Expert Claims Many Wordle Users Cheat to Solve Their Puzzles
A mathematics expert claimed that many Wordle users cheat to solve the puzzle on their initial try. In the world of Wordle, where players endeavor to solve a target five-letter word within six attempts, a mathematical anomaly has raised eyebrows.
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Hackers Steal $200 Million Worth of Cryptocurrency From Hong Kong-Based Firm Mixin
Hong Kong-based crypto company Mixin reported a significant security breach on September 23. In an unfortunate turn of events, Hong Kong-based crypto company Mixin reported a significant security breach on September 23.
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Telegram Introduces Mini Apps as It Evolves Towards Becoming a Super App
Telegram has announced a significant development in its ecosystem by introducing Mini Apps. Telegram, a leading messaging platform, has announced a significant development in its ecosystem by introducing Mini Apps.
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Can Self-Driving Cars Hallucinate? Cybersecurity Researcher Has an Answer
In a revelation that challenges the security of autonomous vehicles, a researcher discovered how to make self-driving cars hallucinate.
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Spotify Introduces New AI Voice Translation That Can Clone Podcasters' Voices
Spotify has introduced an AI-driven feature aimed at translating podcasts into various languages using the original host's voice.
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Snapchat Teams Up With Microsoft to Introduce Ads on My AI Chatbot
Snapchat has collaborated with Microsoft to incorporate advertisements into its AI offering, My AI. Snapchat has collaborated with Microsoft to incorporate advertisements into its AI offering, My AI.
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NASA, US Air Force Receive First Electric Air Taxi From Joby Aviation
The integration of air taxis into everyday airspace is taking a significant step forward, thanks to a collaboration between Joby Aviation and agencies like NASA and the US Air Force.
Philippine Media Giant Introduces the Country’s First AI Sportscasters; Draws Flak Online
Philippine media giant GMA Network has introduced the nation's first artificial intelligence (AI)-generated sportscasters.
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This New Software Tool Can Detect Money Laundering Faster, More Accurately Than Ever Before
A group of researchers have developed a new software tool for swifter and more precise detection of money laundering.
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How AtlasNEST System Uses Drones to Make Airports Safer
The AtlasNEST system, developed by ATLAS UAS, aims to enhance airport safety with the use of drones.
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'Futuristic' Self-Driving Cars May Leave People With Disabilities Behind, Researchers Fear
Self-driving cars represent a promising future in transportation, yet concerns arise regarding their inclusivity toward individuals with disabilities.
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Smalo AI-Powered E-Bikes to Make US Debut in California—Here’s What You Need to Know
Smalo's AI-powered e-bikes are set to debut in the US market with two urban-friendly models. Smalo E-Bikes, a subsidiary of the Taiwanese multinational BESV, is set to debut in the US market with two urban-friendly models.
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China's 'Extraterrestrial' Space Crystal Is Set to Appear as Mysterious Black Object That Landed in a Park
OPEN Architecture is working on an "extraterrestrial-looking" space museum called the Space Crystal in China.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures a Galactic Pair in Spectacular Cosmic Dance
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured Arp 107, a pair of colliding galaxies, in the midst of a spectacular cosmic dance.
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TikTok Now Testing New Feature Using Google Search In-App
TikTok is integrating Google Search into its in-app search results. (Photo : TOLGA AKMEN/AFP via Getty Images)An employee looks at his mobile phone as he walks past the logo of the video-focused social networking service TikTok, at the TikTok UK offices, in London, on February 9, 2022.
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GitHub Makes Passkeys Security Feature Available to All
GitHub has officially rolled out its passkeys security feature for general availability. (Photo : kalhh from Pixabay) GitHub has officially rolled out its passkeys security feature for general availability, following a two-month beta testing phase.
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New Split Gene-Editing Tool Promises to Reduce Unwanted Mutations That Cause Disease by Over 70%
A group of engineers at Rice University has devised a novel approach to enhance the precision and control of a gene-editing tool.
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This Box of Donated Artifacts Shocks Experts as They Turn Out to Be Neanderthal Bones
A team of experts from has unearthed an astounding treasure trove of Neanderthal bones from a box of artifacts donated to a museum in Spain.
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Cockroaches Turned Into Cyborgs in a Non-Invasive Way
Mechanical engineers in Singapore have found a non-invasive method to turn cockroaches into cyborgs.
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Fujifilm Launches New Digital Camera 'INSTAX Pal'—Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Fujifilm has unveiled its new INSTAX Pal digital camera, a nifty device that offers the option of instant film printing.
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Boeing Is Developing Hypersonic Interceptor Prototype Designed to Destroy Incoming Missiles in the Air
Boeing has been selected by the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to develop a hypersonic missile interceptor.
