Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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'Bitcoin Bonnie and Clyde': New York Couple Plead Guilty to Laundering Billions of Dollars in Stolen Bitcoin
A New York couple infamously referred to as "Bitcoin Bonnie and Clyde" has pleaded guilty to charges of laundering billions of dollars in stolen bitcoin.
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Fisker Unveils New EV Prototypes Including an All-Electric Alaska Pickup
Fisker has unveiled a range of new electric vehicle (EV) prototypes at an event in Huntington Beach, California.
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Turning on Human Genes With Electricity to Treat Several Health Issues Is Possible, New Study Shows
Researchers have developed a safer way to trigger gene expression with electricity. The pursuit of human-integrated cybernetics has faced significant challenges, primarily due to the efficacy of external electronic devices and the complexity of human biological machinery.
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Apple Hits 'All-Time-High' in Services Revenue Amid Weak iPhone Sales
Apple has announced a modest increase in quarterly profits, despite a decline in revenues as a record service performance offset weak iPhone sales.
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AI-Generated Photos Pose a Threat to Democratic Processes, Experts Warn
Experts called for action to address the potential threat posed by AI-enhanced images in politics. As concerns grow over the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) in politics, experts called for action to address the potential threat posed by AI-enhanced images.
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Reporters Without Borders, Journalist Groups Partnered to Craft 'Responsible' AI Use Guidelines in Media
Reporters Without Borders and several journalist groups have joined forces to craft a guideline aimed at regulating the use of AI in media.
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Computer Scientists Develop New Technique to Thwart Common Internet Attack
Computer scientists have developed an innovative technique to enhance the detection of a common internet attack.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Sees an Enchanting View of the Iconic Ring Nebula
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has unveiled a breathtaking view of the renowned Ring Nebula, also known as Messier 57.
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Humans Fail to Identify Quarter of Deepfake Speech Samples, According to Study
A recent study reveals that humans are only able to detect deepfake speech only 73% of the time. A recent study conducted by University College London (UCL) reveals that humans are only able to detect deepfake speech only 73% of the time, regardless of whether it's in English or Mandarin.
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AFP Takes Legal Action Against Elon Musk's X Over Copyright Dispute in France
AFP has taken legal action against Elon Musk's X previously known as Twitter. Agence France-Presse (AFP), a prominent news agency, has initiated legal action against X, previously known as Twitter and currently owned by entrepreneur Elon Musk.
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Danger of Nuclear Catastrophe Is 'Great and Growing,' Warn Over 100 Top Medical Journals
Over 100 medical journals worldwide issued a joint call to address the "great and growing" threat of nuclear catastrophe.
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SettleMint Introduces 'AI Genie' to Help Developers Create Smart Contracts, Integrate Data, and More!
SettleMint, a blockchain transformation platform, has unveiled its "AI Genie." SettleMint, a blockchain transformation platform, has unveiled its AI Genie, an AI assistant designed to help engineers accelerate blockchain adoption within enterprises and address the blockchain skills gap.
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Hungarian Airline Wizz Air Orders 75 More Airbus A321neos in a Deal Worth $10 Billion
Hungarian low-cost airline Wizz Air has placed an order for an additional 75 Airbus A321neo aircraft.
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Are Robots Good for Business? New Study Reveals the Answer
A new study reveals that using robots in businesses could create a "U-shaped" effect on profits.
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NASA: 3 Tiny Bag-Sized Rovers Will Soon Explore the Moon
NASA is embarking on an exciting new mission involving sending three tiny rovers to explore the moon's surface.
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Harvard Business School Professor Says Small Businesses Should Start Using AI Tools Like ChatGPT
A Harvard Business School professor has encouraged small businesses to use AI tools such as ChatGPT.
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Smartphone App Helps Researchers to Detect Early Signs of Stroke
Researchers utilized a smartphone app to detect early signs of stroke. Researchers gathered at the Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery's (SNIS) 20th Annual Meeting to discuss a smartphone app designed to detect early signs of stroke accurately, leveraging the power of machine learning.
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NASA's James Webb Telescope New Image Reveals the Gravitationally Warped Galaxies of 'El Gordo'
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured a captivating infrared image of a galaxy cluster known as "El Gordo."
Henrietta Lacks: How This Woman's Immortal Cells Revolutionized Medicine
Henrietta Lacks' cells were used without her consent but it also led to breakthroughs in medicine.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Snaps Cigar Galaxy Billowing Red Smoke
Hubble has captured a stunning image of the Cigar Galaxy, also known as M82, billowing red smoke into space.
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AI Could Speed up Breast Cancer Scans, New Study Shows
A recent study suggests that artificial intelligence (AI) could potentially speed up breast cancer scans.
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Utah Age Verification Law for Porn Sites Survives Lawsuit, Remains in Effect
A federal judge recently dismissed a lawsuit challenging a Utah law requiring age verification on porn sites.
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AI and Religion: Evangelist Is Spreading the Gospel Using AI Technology
Australian evangelist Nick Vujicic is using the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to spread the Gospel to diverse audiences globally.
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Can AI Avoid Having Hallucinations? Here's What Researchers Say
Can AI ever completely avoid having hallucinations? This question continues to intrigue researchers.
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Does Social Media Have Negative Effects on Students' Academic Performance? New Study Has an Answer
A recent study has investigated the impact of social media use on academic achievement among early adolescents.
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New Robot Inspired by Cute Baby Sea Turtles: Here's What It Can Do
Researchers have developed a remarkable sand-swimming robot inspired by the movements of baby sea turtles.
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Metamaterials: Researchers Introduce See-Through 'Future Window' Concept
Researchers are introducing a "Future Window" concept that allows people to see outside from their basements.
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[UPDATE] NASA Detects Heartbeat From Voyager 2 — Is It Still Operating?
NASA's Deep Space Network has detected a faint but significant carrier signal from the Voyager 2 spacecraft.
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Researchers Develop Breakthrough Cipher to Protect Computers Against Spy Programs
Researchers developed a new cipher called SCARF that promises to protect computers against spy programs.
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Apple's WatchOS 10 Update Will Reportedly Introduce New, Improved Weather App
Apple's upcoming watchOS 10 update is introducing a new and improved "Weather" app. Apple's upcoming watchOS 10 update is set to bring exciting changes to the default apps on the Apple Watch, including a new and improved "Weather" app.
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