Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Latin, K-Pop Artists Propel Music Streams to Over 1 Trillion in 2023, According to Luminate Report
The global music industry in 2023 surpassed one trillion music streams in just three months. According to a report from Luminate, a data and insights company for entertainment, the global music industry has achieved a significant milestone in 2023, surpassing one trillion music streams in just three months.
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China Uses AI Facial Recognition Technology to Suppress Dissent, New Study Shows
A new study suggests that the Chinese government has increasingly utilized AI facial recognition technology to suppress dissent.
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Apple Releases Support for Bilingual Questions for Siri, Beta iOs 17, macOS Sonoma
Apple has recently released public beta versions of iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma. Apple has recently released public beta versions of iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma, introducing several new features and improvements, reported first by TechCrunch.
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Google AI Health Chatbot Passes US Medical Licensing Exam
Google's AI chatbot has achieved a passing grade on a US medical licensing examination, according to a peer-reviewed study published.
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Ohio Plastic Surgeon Banned From Practicing Medicine After Livestreaming Surgeries on TikTok
An Ohio plastic surgeon has been permanently banned from practicing medicine in the state after livestreaming surgeries on the popular social media platform TikTok.
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Mysteries of Ancient Egyptian Funerary Paintings Revealed Through Modern Technology
Researchers revealed hidden details of some ancient Egyptian funerary paintings after 3,000 years. Ancient Egyptian funerary paintings have long been admired for their formal and structured nature, but a recent study conducted by an international team of scientists revealed new insights into the artistic techniques and practices employed by ancient Egyptian painters.
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Google's Bard AI Chatbot Can Now Talk in Over 40 Languages and Respond to Visual Prompts After Latest Update
Google's AI chatbot, Bard, is now offering its services in more than 40 languages. Google's AI chatbot, Bard, is now offering its services in more than 40 languages, extending its reach to various regions worldwide.
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Oceans Are Changing Color Due to Human-Caused Climate Change, New Study Finds
Researchers have discovered significant changes in the color of the world's oceans, likely driven by human-caused climate change.
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Discord Reveals Updates to Ban Teen Dating Servers, Child Sex Abuse Content
Discord has recently unveiled updates to its policies to safeguard minors in the platform. Discord, the popular online communications platform, has recently unveiled updates to its policies, including the banning of teen dating servers and the implementation of strict measures against child sex abuse content.
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Deepfake Movie Remakes Prompt False Memories in Viewers, New Study Reveals
A new study shows that deepfake video clips of movie remakes that do not really exist prompted half of the participants to falsely remember the films.
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OECD Says AI Revolution Could Compromise 27% of Jobs
The OECD said that AI revolution could significantly affect 27% of jobs. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OCED), an intergovernmental organization with 38 Member countries, revealed that AI could significantly affect jobs as concerns mount about the technology's potential displacement of human workers.
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Google Scraps Plan to Introduce AI Chatbot for Gen Z Users
Google has decided to abandon its plans to introduce an AI chatbot app specifically designed for Gen Z users
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Painkillers Can Be Made From Paper Waste Instead of Crude Oil, New Study Shows
Painkillers such as paracetamol and ibuprofen can be made out of waste products from the paper industry instead of crude oil products.
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Google Introduces Android 14 Beta 4 — New Updates for Android Developers!
Google has finally introduced the Android 14 Beta 4 for its latest Pixel devices. Google has finally introduced the Android 14 Beta 4 as it gears for the launch of the new operating system update for its latest Pixel devices.
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Japan's Fastest Supercomputer Used to Simulate Winds to Understand Clear Air Turbulence
Researchers at Nagoya University have conducted simulations of air turbulence occurring on clear days around Tokyo using the fastest computer in Japan.
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Bill Gates Is Not Too Worried About AI's Potential Risks — Here's Why
Despite concerns from various tech leaders, Bill Gates is not too worried about the potential risks of AI.
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Scientists Discover a Way to Make Lithium Batteries Cheaper
Lithium batteries are expensive due to the metal's rarity, but scientists may have found a cheaper option.
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NASA Is Searching for 'Technosignatures' in the Hunt for Intelligent Life Beyond Earth
NASA scientists are expanding their search for signs of intelligent extraterrestrial life through "technosignatures."
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NASA Captures Sun Sprouting More Sunspots Than the Last 11-Year Solar Cycle
NASA's Solar Dynamic Observatory has unveiled a composite image of sunspots. NASA's Solar Dynamic Observatory has unveiled a mesmerizing sight in the depths of space as the Sun, our celestial neighbor, experiences an extraordinary surge in sunspot activity.
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Software Company CEO Believes AI Will End Healthcare's Labor-Intensive Paper Chase
A software company CEO argues that adopting AI and other technologies will help streamline processes in the healthcare sector.
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Nicki Minaj Hopes Internet Gets "Deleted" After Seeing Deep Fake Video of Her, Tom Holland
Nicki Minaj wants to delete the internet after watching a deep fake video of her and Tom Holland as an unlikely couple.
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Amazon Prime Day 2023: Experts Advise Buyers to Be Cautious of Scams
As Amazon Prime Day kicks off, experts are issuing warnings about the prevalence of scams targeting online shoppers.
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Global Shortage of Diabetes Medicine 'Ozempic' Could Persist for a Longer Time, Experts Claim
Experts are warning that the global shortage of the diabetes medicine Ozempic may persist for a longer time.
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New 3D Bioprinting Tech Promises to Remove Cancer Cells—How?
Researchers developed a 3D bioprinted tech that uses natural killer cells for immunotherapy against cancer.
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The Rise of AI Humanoid Robots: Could They Run the World Better Than Humans?
A group of AI-powered humanoid robots made a surprising claim during a United Nations summit. A group of AI-powered humanoid robots made a surprising claim during a United Nations summit: they could potentially run the world more effectively than humans.
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Unused Renewable Energy Could Power NFT Transactions, New Study Finds
A study conducted by researchers at Cornell Engineering has revealed that the surplus renewable energy produced by solar, wind, and hydroelectric sources could be utilized to power the exponential growth of non-fungible token (NFT) transactions.
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Wearable Screens? Researchers Develop Stretchy, Color-Changing Display
Researchers at the University of British Columbia created a stretchy, color-changing display. Wearable technology may have taken a leap forward with the development of a stretchy, color-changing display by researchers at the University of British Columbia (UBC).
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Unveils 3D Visualization of 5,000 Galaxies
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has unveiled a stunning 3D visualization of 5,000 galaxies, providing a glimpse into the vast cosmic expanse.
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New Recycling Method Uses Captured Carbon Dioxide to Extract Precious Metals From Electronic Waste
A groundbreaking method of recycling electronic waste could revolutionize the extraction of precious metals for green technologies.
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[LOOK] NASA Features Dazzling Fourth of July Fireworks Amidst Supermoon
NASA features a breathtaking combination of fireworks and a supermoon on the Fourth of July. In a spectacular celestial display, NASA features a breathtaking combination of fireworks and a supermoon on the Fourth of July.
