Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Several EV Automakers Including Tesla, NIO Promise to Refrain from Price Wars in China
Several electric vehicle (EV) automakers, including Tesla and NIO, have made a commitment to refrain from engaging in price wars in China.
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OpenAI's ChatGPT Reveals Approach to Prevent Superintelligent AI From Going Rogue
OpenAI has announced its approach to ensuring the safety of its AI system ChatGPT. OpenAI has announced its approach to ensuring the safety of its AI system, ChatGPT, by revealing its plans to address the challenges associated with superintelligence alignment.
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Threads Amasses 10 Million New Users in Just 7 Hours
Meta's newly launched text-based app has amassed 10 million sign-ups in seven hours. Meta's newly launched text-based app, Threads, has taken the digital world by storm, amassing an astonishing 10 million new users within a mere seven hours, according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Archaeologists Unearth Some of the Largest Prehistoric Stone Artifacts in Britain
Archaeologists have discovered some of the largest stone tools from prehistoric times in Britain. Archaeologists from the UCL Institute of Archaeology have made a significant discovery in Kent, unearthing some of the largest stone artifacts from prehistoric times in Britain.
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Exosphere: World's Largest Spherical Structure Dazzles in Las Vegas Strip Debut
Las Vegas has witnessed a breathtaking spectacle as the Exosphere, the world's largest spherical structure, illuminated the city with its vibrant display.
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AI Matches Top 1% of Human Thinkers in Creative Test, New Study Claims
A new study conducted by the University of Montana suggests that artificial intelligence (AI) can match the creativity of the top 1% of human thinkers.
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AI Chef? ChattyChef Is Set to Help Users Cook a Recipe
Researchers have created ChattyChef, which brings AI to cooking. Can you smell what AI is cooking? AI tools have been recently on the rise due to the popularity of OpenAI's viral chatbot ChatGPT.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Discovers Large Dust Reservoirs in 2 Dead Stars
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has found dust reservoirs in two supernovae. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has provided significant insights into the origins of dust in early galaxies.
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3D Printing Gel: Researchers Develop Electrically Conducive Metallic Gel
Researchers have developed a highly electrically conductive metallic gel for 3D printing. Researchers have made a significant advancement in 3D printing technology by developing a highly electrically conductive metallic gel.
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200,000 Galaxies: NASA Releases Expansive Map of Observable Universe
NASA released an expansive map of galaxies and quasars observed between 2000 and 2020. Imagine being able to gaze at the very edge of the observable universe and witness a dazzling array of galaxies.
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Security Researchers Criticize UK's Online Safety Bill—Here's Why
Security researchers have expressed their criticism of the UK's Online Safety Bill in an open letter.
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[WATCH] Researchers Capture Rare Footage of 900kg Nursing Humpback
Researchers have achieved a rare feat by capturing a 900-kilogram nursing humpback whale. Researchers have achieved a rare feat by capturing extraordinary footage of a 900-kilogram nursing humpback whale, providing valuable insights for humpback conservation efforts, according to a report by AFP.
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China's WeRide Receives First National License for Self-driving Cars from UAE
Chinese company WeRide received the first national license for self-driving vehicles from the UAE. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, took to Twitter to announce a significant development in the autonomous driving industry.
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UN's Seabed Regulator Set to Resume Negotiations, Could Enable Deep Sea Mining
The International Seabed Authority is set to resume negotiations that could enable deep-sea mining. The International Seabed Authority (ISA), the UN's regulatory body responsible for the world's ocean floor, is gearing up to resume negotiations that could potentially pave the way for deep-sea mining, including the extraction of critical materials for the green energy transition, according to a report by AP.
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UN Security Council to Hold First Meeting Regarding AI's Risks
.The UN Security Council is set to have its first meeting to discuss the potential risks of AI. The UN Security Council is poised to convene its inaugural discussion on the subject of artificial intelligence (AI), marking a significant step in addressing the potential risks associated with this rapidly advancing technology.
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Judge Prohibits Biden Administration From Collaborating With Social Media Companies: Here's Why?
A judge has prohibited federal agencies and officials from the Biden administration to work with social media companies on matters concerning "protected speech."
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Cal Fire Uses AI to Detect Wildfires Without the Need for Human Eyes
Cal Fire, the firefighting agency in California, has embraced the power of AI in its ongoing battle against wildfires.
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North Korea Fails to Launch Satellite Into Orbit, Seoul Claims It's Not Advanced Enough
South Korea claimed that North Korea's satellite was not advanced enough to conduct military reconnaissance.
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ChatGPT Replaces Priest to Officiate Wedding of Colorado Couple
The viral AI chatbot ChatGPT took center stage to officiate the wedding of a Colorado couple. The Historic Morrison Church has recently witnessed a wedding ceremony like no other.
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NASA Features Enchanting View of Auroras Dancing Above Icelandic Waterfall
NASA just released a stunning image of auroas against the backdrop of Iceland's Godafoss waterfall.
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Is Long COVID Caused by COVID-19 Inflammatory Response? New Study Reveals New Insights
A recent study led by the University of Bristol challenges the notion that long COVID is caused by an immune inflammatory response.
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Microsoft Introduces New AI Tools from Singapore
Microsoft has collaborated with Singaporean startups to introduce new AI tools. Singapore-based start-ups, Babbobox and Wiz. AI, have collaborated with Microsoft to develop new AI tools that showcase promising advancements in the field.
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Tech Giants Including Google, Meta, ByteDance to Fall Under EU's Digital Markets Act
Seven major tech giants notified the EU that they will be subject to the bloc's revamped antitrust regime.
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[TECH WAR] China Bans Exports of 2 Key Metals for Manufacturing Chips: Gallium and Germanium
China has imposed restrictions on the export of two crucial metals, Gallium and Germanium, essential for chipmaking. How it affects the tech industry?
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Japan to Release Fukushima Water Waste into the Pacific Ocean
Japan is set to release the water waste from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station into the Pacific Ocean.
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NASA Captures Sun Unleashing a Powerful Solar Flare That Triggers Radio Blackouts in Western US
The sun recently unleashed a powerful solar flare that NASA's Solar Dynamic Observatory captured.
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Online Court Hearings May Soon Have Virtual Avatars: Is This the Future?
Researchers are now working to create virtual avatars that will represent participants in the online courtroom in the future.
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UCLA Confirms Falling Victim to Cyberattack
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has become the latest institution to fall victim to a cyberattack.
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Will AI Revolution Dominate the Workplace Soon? New Survey Sheds Light
A new survey suggests that the AI revolution may still be far-fetched for the workplace. Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a topic of both fascination and concern, with many speculating about its potential to revolutionize the workplace but with problems that it could replace human jobs.
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NASA's Mars Helicopter Ingenuity Phones Home After Being Silent for 2 Months
After a two-month silence, NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter has finally made contact. After a two-month silence, NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter has finally made contact with mission controllers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Southern California.
