Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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US Military Drone Encounters Mishap, Crashes Down in Poland
A US military drone encountered a mishap during training in southwestern Poland. A US military drone encountered a mishap during training in southwestern Poland, crashing into the woods after losing contact, according to Poland's Defense Ministry and reported by AP.
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Major AI Companies Visit the White House to Offer Voluntary Safety Commitments
Leading AI companies recently visited the White House to offer voluntary safety commitments in the development of AI technology.
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Medical Diagnostic Errors Lead to Hundreds of Thousands of Deaths in US Each Year
New research from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine reveals that the number of Americans suffering permanently or dying yearly due to medical misdiagnoses is higher than previously believed.
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AI Tool Creates South Park-Like Episode With User as the Star
Fable, a San Francisco-based startup, has unveiled its Showrunner AI technology, called SHOW-1, which is capable of creating new episodes of TV shows with the user as the star.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Sees Swarm of Boulders Fleeing From Asteroid Dimorphos
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured an intriguing sight of the asteroid Dimorphos in the aftermath of the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) experiment.
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Christopher Nolan Says AI Creators Are Facing Their 'Oppenheimer Moment,' Warns of ‘Terrifying Possibilities’
"Oppenheimer" director Christopher Nolan has expressed concerns about the lack of understanding and accountability surrounding AI technology.
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LEGO Robot Used by Bioengineers to Create DNA Origami Nanostructures
A group of bioengineers at Arizona State University have come up with an ingenious approach to create DNA origami nanostructures using a LEGO robot as a gradient mixer.
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NASA's Chandra Helps Astronomers Discover a Suprisingly Calm Distant Galaxy Cluster
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has made an intriguing discovery of a surprisingly calm distant galaxy cluster.
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Eye for an Eye: NASA Sees Close Up View of Black Eye Galaxy
NASA provided a captivating close-up of the central region of M64, spanning an impressive 7,400 light-years across.
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China's Ambassador Warns of Retaliation Against US Technology, Trade Restrictions
China does not want a trade war with the US but it is ready to retaliate with further US curbs, according to the ambassador.
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TikTok Extends Research API Access to Europe, Introduces Ads Transparency Library
TikTok is taking significant steps to enhance transparency on its platform and empower researchers in Europe.
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China's OpenAI Competitor Zhipu AI Receives Funding From Food Delivery Giant Meituan
China's OpenAI challenger, Zhipu AI, has secured funding from the renowned food delivery giant Meituan.
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Computer Scientists Develop 'De-Stijl' Tool With Adobe to Help People Use Color Better in Graphic Design
A group of computer scientists and designers at the University of Waterloo has developed a tool called De-Stijl to help people use color better in graphic design.
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NASA's James Webb Observes Carbon-Rich Dust Grains in Early Universe for the First Time
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has observed the chemical signature of carbon-rich dust grains in the early universe for the first time.
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Mean AI? New Study Reveals AI Chatbots' Different Personalities
A new study has shed light on the issue that AI models can say caustic and even racist remarks when prompted in certain ways.
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Can AI Robots Teach Other Robots? A New Study Reveals the Answer
A new study conducted at the University of Southern California (USC) has found that AI robots can enhance their learning capabilities by sharing knowledge with each other.
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NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Could Find 400 Earth-Mass Rogue Planets, New Study Reveals
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is poised to revolutionize our understanding of the cosmos as new research indicates it could detect a whopping 400 Earth-mass rogue planets.
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World's Largest Wind Turbine Is Now Up and Running in China
The world's largest offshore wind turbine off Fujian Province's coast in China started generating electricity on Wednesday.
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Former NHTSA Head Lambasts Cruise's Ad Painting Humans as Terrible Drivers
Cruise's campaign painting humans as terrible drivers has drawn criticism from NHTSA's former head.
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Neura Robotics Raises $55 Million to Expand Its Cognitive Robots Family
Neura Robotics has successfully concluded a $55 million funding round to advance its cognitive robots.
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Researchers Urging UK to Strengthen Proposals for AI Regulation
AI researchers are urging the UK government to reconsider its current proposals for regulating AI. AI researchers are urging the UK government to reconsider its current proposals for regulating artificial intelligence (AI) in the country.
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Intel Partners With ASUS for the Development of Its New NUC Mini PCs
Intel has recently partnered with ASUS to advance its Next Unit of Compute (NUC) systems product line.
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AI Bartender: Expert Predicts AI Taking Orders at Bars Soon!
An expert foresees a day when customers' orders at bars could be taken by AI systems, even recognizing regular patrons.
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AI Models Could Be Violating Right to Be Forgotten Laws, Researchers Warn
Researchers have raised concerns about the possibility of AI models violating Right to be Forgotten (RTFB) laws.
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Margaret Atwood, James Patterson Among Thousands of Writers Demanding Compensation From AI Companies
Renowned authors Margaret Atwood and James Patterson are among the thousands of writers urging AI companies to honor copyrights.
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EU Official Says TikTok Needs to Do More to Be Ready for Europe's New Digital Rules
European Union (EU) official Thierry Breton said TikTok's recent stress test shows more effort are needed to comply with Europe's new digital rules.
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NASA's IXPE Unveils New Research Findings About Blazar Markarian 421
An international group of astrophysicists has published new findings from NASA's IXPE about a blazar called Markarian 421.
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US Blacklists 2 European Spyware Companies Controlled by a Former Israeli General
The US Commerce Department has blacklisted two European spyware companies involved in developing surveillance tools that threatened the country's national security.
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NASA's Picture of the Day: Various Telescopes Stargaze at Captivating View of the Milky Way
NASA's Picture of the Day showcases a captivating view of the Milky Way galaxy as observed from the La Palma Observatory.
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This Honeybee-Killing Sugar Could Be Key In Fighting Cancer, According to Study
A new study highlights the potential of mannose, a sugar with known anti-cancer properties. Scientists from Sanford Burnham Prebys and the Osaka International Cancer Institute have conducted research that highlights the potential of mannose, a sugar with known anti-cancer properties.
