Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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ChatGPT vs. Stack Overflow: Which Is Better at Answering Software Engineering Questions?
A recent study has shed light on the accuracy and reliability of answers provided by ChatGPT and Stack Overflow.
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Dogs Can Detect COVID-19 Better Than Common Tech, New Study Claims
New research suggests that dogs could be highly effective in detecting COVID-19. New research suggests that dogs could be highly effective in detecting COVID-19, outperforming even the advanced technological approaches.
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Ford Hires Apple Executive for New Business Unit Offering Software-Related Subscription Services
Ford has recruited former Apple executive Peter Stern to lead a fresh business unit. Ford has recruited former Apple executive Peter Stern to lead a fresh business unit focused on providing vehicle owners with software-based subscription services.
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Space-Based Solar Energy Transmission Nears Feasibility, According to Expert
The concept of harnessing solar energy from space is inching closer to reality, according to an expert.
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New York Times Bans AI Companies From Using Media Archives to Train Algorithms
The New York Times has taken a firm stance against AI companies utilizing its media archives to train algorithms.
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NASA, NOAA Reveal July 2023 as Hottest Month Ever Recorded on Earth in the Past 174 Years
July 2023 was the hottest month since US temperature records started, according to data analyzed by scientists at NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS).
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How to Use ChatGPT's Custom Instructions
OpenAI has unveiled a new feature for ChatGPT enthusiasts - custom instructions. OpenAI has unveiled a new feature for ChatGPT enthusiasts - custom instructions.
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Archaeologists Discover Europe's Oldest Lakeside Village Brimming With Many Mysteries
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient lakeside settlement around 8,000 years old on Lake Ohrid's Albanian shore in Europe.
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How Much Heat Can Your Body Take? Scientists Reveal the Maximum Limit
Scientists have unveiled the critical threshold of heat and humidity the human body can endure. Scientists have unveiled the critical threshold of heat and humidity the human body can endure.
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Philanthropists Take a Stand in Pushing for 'Ethical AI' to Protect the World From Its Threats
Philanthropists are increasingly making their mark on the realm of AI by promoting its "ethical" use.
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AI Anxiety: Hollywood Stunt Workers Fear Being Replaced by 'Digital Replicas'
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is sparking concerns within Hollywood's stunt community.
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Can AI Bots Solve CAPTCHA Tests Faster and More Accurately Than Humans? Researchers Reveal the Surprising Answer
Can contemporary AI bots solve CAPTCHA tests faster and more accurately than humans? New research reveals the answer.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures a Lenticular Galaxy Bathing in Pale Ghostly Light
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has unveiled a captivating view of the lenticular galaxy NGC 6684 in ghostly light.
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Elon Musk's X, Formerly Twitter, Revises Requirements for Creator Payout Program
X, previously known as Twitter, owned by Elon Musk, has announced a reduction in the eligibility criteria for its creator payout program.
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Federal Regulators Eyeing to Create Guidelines for Using AI in Political Ads
Federal regulators have taken a significant step in addressing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in political ads by initiating a public comment period.
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NASA's Mars Phoenix Lander Takes a Selfie on the Red Planet
NASA's Mars Phoenix Lander captured a striking selfie during its mission on the Red Planet. NASA's Mars Phoenix Lander captured a striking selfie during its mission on the Red Planet from June 5 to July 12, 2008.
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This Common Ballpoint Pen Can Draw, Write Custom LEDs — How?
Researchers have developed ink pens that allow individuals to handwrite flexible, stretchable optoelectronic devices on everyday materials.
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Computer Experts Unveil Tips to Protect Yourself From 'Thermal Attacks'
A team of computer security experts has unveiled a series of recommendations designed to protect everyone from "thermal attacks," which can steal personal information.
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NASA's STEREO-A Spacecraft Visits Earth After 17 Years in Space
NASA's STEREO-A spacecraft is making a visit to Earth on August 12 after spending nearly 17 years in space.
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Archaeologists Unearth Startling Remains of 17th Century Padlocked 'Vampire Child'
In a startling revelation, archaeologists unearthed remains of a 17th-century "vampire child."
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New Tool Finds Bias in Generative AI Model Stable Diffusion
A new tool has been developed to detect and measure biases in generative AI models. A new tool aiming to detect and measure biases within generative artificial intelligence (AI) models, specifically those used for text-to-image (T2I) generation, has been developed by researchers at UC Santa Cruz's Baskin Engineering.
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Author Claims AI Is Writing Books and Selling Them Online Under Her Name
Author Jane Friedman has raised concerns about the sale of books on Amazon under her name that appear to have been authored by artificial intelligence (AI).
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Virgin Galactic Flies First Tourist Passengers to the Edge of Space
Virgin Galactic has achieved a significant milestone by successfully flying its first group of private tourist passengers to the edge of space.
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This Supermarket Is Experimenting With AI to Generate Meal Plans — The Results Were Shocking!
A supermarket in New Zealand has undertaken an AI-driven experiment to generate meal plans, yielding unexpected and bizarre results.
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NASA's TESS Spots New Saturn-Sized Exoplanet
NASA's TESS has found a new exoplanet with a comparable size to Saturn! NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has played a pivotal role in unveiling a newfound exoplanet, comparable in size to Saturn, as it transits a nearby M-dwarf star.
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'Roblox' Takes 'Hamilton' to Digital World, Turning Famous Broadway Musical Into Interactive Game
"Hamilton" has made its virtual debut on "Roblox," transforming the renowned musical into an interactive online experience for users.
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New AI-Powered Microscope Detects Malaria Parasites in Returning Travelers
An international team of researchers has harnessed the potential of AI-powered technology to detect the presence of malaria parasites.
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NASA Unveils Detailed Maps Showing How Fierce Phoenix Heat Wave Was
NASA has unveiled a series of detailed maps showcasing the extent of land-surface temperature variations in Phoenix, Arizona, last July, a month marked by an unprecedented heat wave.
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Link Between Acid Reflux Drugs and Dementia Revealed in New Study
A new study found that long-term usage of acid reflux drugs known may increase the risk of dementia.
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Will Cruise and Waymo Be Allowed to Expand Robotaxi Services in San Francisco Amid Safety Concerns?
California regulators are set to make a crucial decision regarding the expansion plans of two competing robotaxi services, Cruise and Waymo, in San Francisco.
