Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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France Considering Law Provision Allowing Police to Remotely Tap Suspects' Devices
France is set to vote on a justice reform bill allowing remote access to suspects' internet-connected devices.
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France vs. Britain for AI Dominance in Europe—Who's on Top?
France and the United Kingdom are engaged in a competitive race to establish AI dominance in Europe.
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Stability AI CEO Says Most Outsourced Coders in India Will Be Gone Soon Due to AI
The CEO of Stability AI predicts that the majority of outsourced programmers in India will lose their jobs in the next two years due to the advancements in artificial intelligence (AI).
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Can ChatGPT, Other Large Language Models Flag Fake News?
A new study has explored whether large language models (LLMs) can effectively identify fake news. Large language models (LLMs) have garnered significant attention for their ability to generate human-like texts and perform various language-related tasks.
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Cellphones Bought at Police Auctions Pose Privacy Risks, Researchers Claim
Cellphones bought at police auctions have been found to pose privacy risks, according to a study conducted by security experts at the University of Maryland.
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NASA's Artemis Crews to Ride in New Fully Electric Vehicles Going to Launchpad
NASA has unveiled three specially designed, environmentally friendly crew vehicles to transport astronauts to the launch pad
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Global Renewables Adoption on Track to Meet Ambitious 2030 Net-Zero Goals, New Study Shows
A new study conducted by the non-profit organization RMI, in partnership with the Bezos Earth Fund, suggests that renewable energy is on its way to meeting ambitious net-zero goals by 2030.
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NASA to Build First New Wind Tunnel in 40 Years That Will Turn Science Fiction Into Reality
NASA is reportedly taking a significant step towards turning science fiction into reality with the construction of a new wind tunnel.
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NASA's Picture of the Day: Meteor and Milky Way Shine Above the Alps
A meteor shower amidst the Milky Way shines above the Alps in this captivating image. NASA's Picture of the Day has once again captured a breathtaking scene, showcasing a meteor and the Milky Way shining above the majestic Alps.
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[RUMOR] Apple May Use 3D Printing for Upcoming Devices
Rumors are circulating that Apple may be considering 3D printing for its upcoming devices. Rumors are circulating that Apple may be considering the use of 3D printing technology for its upcoming devices, particularly the next version of the Apple Watch.
[VIRAL] AI-generated Image Depicts Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg as Unlikely, Happy Couple
The rivalry between tech titans Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg may have taken an unexpected turn. The rivalry between tech titans Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg may have taken an unexpected turn as they are seen holding hands in a funny AI-generated image.
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EU Encourages US to Tighten Regulations on AI
The European Union (EU) is urging the US to implement tighter regulations on AI. The European Union (EU) is urging the United States (US) to implement tighter regulations on artificial intelligence (AI) to ensure the development and deployment of AI technologies are in line with international standards.
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Death Valley May Face the Hottest Temperature Ever Recorded, According to Experts
Experts warn that Death Valley, with its extreme heat, may break the record for the hottest temperature ever recorded.
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Viral Caffeine Drink Promoted by Logan Paul, KSI Sparks Fears That It Is Dangerous for US Kids
A viral caffeine-infused soft drink called Prime Energy has sparked concerns in the US regarding its potential dangers to children.
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Rapper will.i.am Launches FYI: New AI Platform for Creative Collaboration
This new AI platform, unveiled by will.i.am, is being hailed as the first productivity tool designed to prioritize the needs of creatives.
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New Thermoelectric Device Promises Cooling Solution for Next-Gen Electronics
A new thermoelectric device developed by scientists at Penn State University shows great potential for future success in providing cooling solutions for next-generation electronics.
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Mobile App Helps Students With Special Needs to Self-Monitor Their Behavior, Stay on Task
The mobile app aims to increase academic engagement and reduce the disruptive behavior of students with special needs.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures the Making of a Galactic Monster
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured an awe-inspiring sight of a massive cluster of galaxies.
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NASA's Picture of the Day: Comet ATLAS Shines Green as It Approaches the Sun
Comet ATLAS shines green in this image as it draws closer to the Sun. The comet known as C/2023 E1 (ATLAS) has taken the celestial stage, drawing closer to its rendezvous with the Sun.
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Generative AI Helps Identify Potential Drug Targets for Rare Genetic Disease Cystinosis
Researchers used generative AI to identify potential drug targets for the rare genetic disease cystinosis.
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E-learning Game Plaform Kahoot Goes Private in $1.7 Billion PE Deal Led by Goldman Sachs
Kahoot is set to go private in a significant all-cash private equity (PE) deal led by Goldman Sachs.
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Meta Introduces New AI Art Generator Called CM3Leon
Meta has introduced its latest AI art generator called CM3Leon. AI art generators have emerged as a fascinating and increasingly popular trend in the world of digital art.
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AI Brain Surgery Is Coming to Hong Kong
Hong Kong's CAIR research center plans to introduce advanced robotics for brain surgery. Hong Kong is set to witness significant development in the field of medical technology as the Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (CAIR), a research center under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), plans to introduce a cutting-edge robotics system for brain surgery in the near future, reported by SCMP.
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Painting the Earth White Could Help Fight Global Warming—How?
The fight against global warming may have found an unexpected ally in white paint. The fight against global warming may have found an unexpected ally in an unconventional source: paint.
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Europe May Soon Introduce Virtual Factories for New Industrial Revolution
Europe is on the cusp of introducing virtual factories as a means to drive the next industrial revolution.
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Sweet Rush: Sugar Could Be Key to Boosting Power of Flow Batteries
Sugar has demonstrated its potential to enhance the capacity and longevity of next-generation flow batteries.
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New Gig Worker App Offers Predictive Earnings and Income Guarantees
A new gig worker app is providing enhanced financial management services for gig workers in California.
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Mycocrete: Scientists Turn to Knitted Molds, Fungal Networks for Futuristic Eco-Buildings
Scientists are aiming to revolutionize the construction industry with "mycocrete" Scientists are aiming to revolutionize the construction industry with an approach that harnesses knitted molds and the root network of fungi to create eco-friendly building materials.
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Happy 1-Year Anniversary! Look Back at NASA's James Webb Space Telescope's Most Awe-inspiring Images Yet
As we celebrate the 1st birthday of Webb, let us look back at some of its most awe-inspiring images yet!
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Cruise, Waymo Criticize Humans' Bad Driving Skills Amid Robotaxi Permit Delays
Autonomous vehicle companies Cruise and Waymo have launched campaigns highlighting human driving incompetence.
