Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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New AI Tool MAFDA Tracks, Identifies Fruit Fly Behavior
AI tool MAFDA promises to identify and track fruit fly behavior. When it comes to understanding the inner workings of fruit flies, researchers at Tulane University have found an unlikely ally in the form of artificial intelligence (AI).
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Twitter Implements Account Sign In to View Tweets
Twitter is now requiring users to sign in to their accounts to view tweets. Users can typically view public tweets even without a Twitter account. For instance, one can use the Twitter search feature, which allows anyone to search for public tweets based on keywords, hashtags, or usernames.
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How to Use ChatGPT for Coding 2023
This article will explore how to effectively utilize ChatGPT for coding tasks. ChatGPT, an advanced language model developed by OpenAI, has gained popularity for its ability to assist users in various domains, including coding.
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Astronomers Unlock Secrets of Scorching Hot Exoplanet WASP-76 b's Atmosphere
A team of international astronomers unveiled insights into the atmosphere of the hot giant exoplanet WASP-76 b.
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Google Reportedly Lifts Android Auto’s Restriction for Maps Display on Phones, Cars
Google has reportedly lifted Android Auto's restriction in displaying Google Maps on phones and cars.
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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Catches Saturn’s Rings in Infrared Light
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope recently turned its gaze towards the beautiful ringed planet Saturn.
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NASA Illustrates Tantalizing Orbits of Potentially Hazardous Asteroids
NASA sheds light on the orbits of over 1,000 known Potentially Hazardous Asteroids (PHAs). The question of whether asteroids pose a threat to our planet has captivated scientists and space enthusiasts alike.
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Tech Group Challenges Arkansas Law Requiring Parental Permissions for Minors on Social Media
A tech group filed a lawsuit against the state of Arkansas over a law that mandates parental consent for minors in social media.
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MIT Researchers Teach AI to Write More Descriptive Captions for Online Charts
MIT researchers have developed a groundbreaking approach to enhancing the quality of AI-generated captions for online charts.
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How to Prevent Buyer's Remorse by Using Google Search
Here are four ways to prevent buyer's remorse, as recommended by Google. In the vibrant world of retail therapy, where countless options tempt consumers, lies a lurking shadow known as "buyer's remorse.
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Microsoft Introduces AI Shopping Tools for Bing, Edge
Microsoft has announced the introduction of AI shopping tools for Bing and Edge. Microsoft has announced the introduction of AI shopping tools for Bing and Edge, aiming to enhance the online shopping experience and provide shoppers with confidence and convenience.
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Women's Use of Menopause Treatment May Increase Dementia Risk, Study Claims
According to a new study, the use of menopausal hormone therapy could be associated with a higher rate of dementia.
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US Department of Health and Human Services Hit by MOVEit Data Breach
The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has fallen victim to a data breach. The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has fallen victim to a data breach, potentially compromising the information of over 100,000 individuals.
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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Captures Ancient Strands of the Cosmic Web
Astronomers utilizing NASA's James Webb Space Telescope have captured a glimpse of the earliest strands of the cosmic web.
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Friend of Late Oceangate CEO Sent Emails With Warnings About Safety of Titan Submersible in 2019
Emails sent by a submersible expert and friend of the late OceanGate CEO have expressed concerns about the Titan submersible's safety.
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Computer Problems Are Wasting up to 20% Of Users’ Time, New Study Shows
A new study showed that despite advancements in computer technology, users still experience computer malfunctions, resulting in significant time wastage.
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NASA Features Image of Pulsars, Gravitational Waves Unveiling Supermassive Black Hole Binaries
NASA showcased an image of pulsars and gravitational waves unveiling supermassive black holes. A tantalizing window into the mysteries of the cosmos has been opened as NASA showcases a captivating image that delves deep into the intricate relationship between pulsars, gravitational waves, and the enigmatic supermassive black hole binaries.
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Halo Car Deploys Remote Driverless Operations in Las Vegas
Halo Car, a startup offering car rental services, has introduced driverless operations in Las Vegas.
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Scientists Create 3D Reconstruction of 'Hobbit' from 18,000 Years Ago
Scientists from Arc-Team in Brazil and Italy have successfully created a 3D reconstruction of the 'Hobbit,'
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Facebook Content Moderators in Kenya Detail Alleged Poor Working Conditions
A Facebook content moderator in Kenya have come forward to shed light on the alleged distressing working conditions they experienced.
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WHO's Cancer Research Agency May Declare Aspartame Sweetener a Possible Carcinogen
WHO's cancer research agency is evaluating the potential carcinogenic effect of aspartame. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) is poised to make a significant announcement regarding the popular artificial sweetener, aspartame.
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Majority of Business Leaders Feel Pressured to Increase AI Adoption, Survey Finds
A recent survey conducted by Workday reveals that a majority of business leaders feel pressured to increase AI adoption.
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[Did You Know?] Apple’s Very First iPhone Goes on Sale on This Day in History
On this day in 2007, Apple released its very first iPhone. On this day, June 29, we commemorate a significant milestone in the history of mobile technology - the release of Apple's very first iPhone.
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Soft Robo-Glove Can Help Stroke Patients Relearn to Play Musical Instruments
A new study reveals the potential of a soft robo-glove in helping stroke patients to relearn dexterous tasks like playing music.
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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Captures Starlight From Massive Black Holes in the Early Universe
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope captured images of starlight emanating from two galaxies hosting black holes.
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'Godfather of AI' Sounds New Alarm on AI Risks
Geoffrey Hinton, known as the "godfather" of artificial intelligence, delivered a cautionary message about emerging AI technologies.
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NASA Showcases Image of Cosmic Gap Revealing Astonishingly Vast Expanse of Stars
NASA has recently featured an image capturing the cosmic gap of the Sagittarius Star Cloud. In a captivating display of cosmic wonder, NASA has recently featured an extraordinary image capturing a celestial phenomenon known as the Messier 24, or the Sagittarius Star Cloud.
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Eye See You: Researchers Create 3D Room Reconstruction Via Eye Reflections!
Researchers have created a method of seeing through someone's eyes. In a fascinating exploration of the human eye's reflective properties, researchers at the University of Maryland have achieved a remarkable feat: creating a three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction of a room based solely on the reflections captured in a person's eyes.
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Google Opinion Rewards Introduces Streamlined Receipt Tasks for Earning Play Store Credit
Google Opinion Rewards has introduced a new feature called receipt tasks, Google Opinion Rewards, a popular platform that allows users to earn Google Play Store credit by participating in surveys, is introducing a new and improved feature called receipt tasks.
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Netflix to Stream Titanic on July 1 Following Submersible Tragedy, Draws Ire for Supposed 'Poor Taste'
Netflix is set to stream Titanic on July 1, and it drew criticism online for alleged "poor taste."
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