Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA Gears for SpaceX Dragon's Homecoming, Bringing 3,6000lbs of Research Samples
The excitement builds as NASA prepares to welcome the SpaceX Dragon cargo back. The excitement is building as NASA prepares to welcome back the SpaceX Dragon cargo resupply spacecraft from its mission at the International Space Station (ISS).
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[VIRAL] Divers Uncover Mysterious Massive Creature Lurking Beneath Vietnamese Waters
Researchers have found a new species of sea sponge. In the depths of the waters that grace the Vietnamese coast, an extraordinary and colossal creature lay concealed, evading the gaze of the world, reported first by Miami Herald.
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US Plans New Restrictions on AI Shipments to China, Stocks Plummet
Chinese AI stocks have plummeted amid news of new curbs on AI shipments from the US. The anticipation of new restrictions on the shipment of artificial intelligence (AI) chips from the United States to China has sent shockwaves through the market, resulting in a significant decline in China's AI stocks.
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Google Having Productive Talks With EU Regulators on AI Regulations, Cloud Head Claims
Google is reportedly having early "productive" talks with EU regulators regarding AI regulations.
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Google Drops Pride Month Drag Show in Wake of Employee Petition Alleging Religious Bias
Google has found itself in the midst of a controversy after canceling a drag show for Pride month. Google has found itself in the midst of a controversy after deciding to cancel a drag show that the company planned as the closing event for Pride month.
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Injured Hiker Saved by iPhone 14's Emergency SOS via Satellite—Here's How It Could Save Your Life Too
A hiker who suffered a broken leg was rescued after using iPhone 14's Emergency SOS via satellite feature.
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Are Voice Authentication Security Systems Effective? Deepfake Attack Poses Alarming Threat
Computer scientists have made a concerning discovery regarding the effectiveness of voice authentication security systems.
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Researchers Discover Ancient New Zealand Dolphin With Weird, Deadly Teeth
Researchers found a new genus and species of dolphin from the late Oligocene period. In a fascinating discovery, researchers from the University of Otago in New Zealand have unveiled a new genus and species of dolphin from the late Oligocene period.
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NASA's 3D-Printed Virtual Mars Will House 4 Volunteers for Over a Year
NASA has locked four volunteers in a simulated Mars habitat for over a year. NASA's ambitious project to simulate a year-long Mars mission has taken a significant step forward as four volunteers have entered the 3D-printed virtual Mars habitat at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
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French AI Startup Raises $5.5M to Boost Team Productivity With Large Language Models
Dust, a new AI startup based in France, successfully raised $5.5 million in a seed funding round. Dust, a new AI startup based in France, has successfully raised $5.
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China's Baidu Claims Ernie AI Chatbot Outperforms OpenAI's ChatGPT in Key Areas
China's Baidu claims its AI chatbot Ernie has surpassed OpenAI's ChatGPT in key areas. Baidu, the Chinese search engine, has made bold claims regarding the performance of its AI chatbot, saying that it outperforms OpenAI's ChatGPT in key areas.
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Meta Announces New Features for Parental Control on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger
Meta has announced new features for parental control on its Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger platforms.
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Researchers Introduce a 'Bridge' Between Different Cryptocurrencies
Researchers at TU Wien have introduced a new protocol called "Glimpse" that facilitates exchanges between different cryptocurrencies.
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Europe to Establish Massive AI Test Facilities Worth Over $200 Million
Europe is set to launch massive AI test facilities amid the rise of generative AI tools. Europe is gearing up to establish massive AI test facilities worth more than $200 million, signaling its commitment to ensuring the responsible and trustworthy development of artificial intelligence, as the Technical University of Denmark reported.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Discovers Vital Component of Life in Space for the First Time
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has discovered a new carbon compound vital for life. In a groundbreaking achievement, a group of international scientists has utilized NASA's James Webb Space Telescope to identify a new carbon compound in space for the first time.
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Music of Space: NASA Releases New Sonification Videos to Iconic Space Images
NASA has released "sonification" that transforms iconic space images into immersive audio experiences.
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Apple's Education Store: Here's How Students Can Get Discounts on Apple Products
Students can get huge discounts by visiting Apple's Education Store. In today's digital age, technology plays a vital role in education. Students rely on powerful devices to enhance their learning experience, and Apple has been at the forefront of products that cater to their needs.
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AI Lifeguard: This Swimming Pool Uses AI to Keep People From Drowning
A German swimming pool uses AI to prevent drowning. Swimming pools provide a source of joy and relaxation, but they also carry inherent risks, especially the potential for drowning.
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Best ChatGPT Alternatives 2023
Here are the best alternative AI chatbots you can try besides ChatGPT! Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbots have rapidly gained popularity with the introduction of OpenAI's ChatGPT in 2022, with millions of people using it for various purposes.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Sam Altman Express Support for EU's Governance of AI
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, and Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, have expressed their support for the EU's governance of AI.
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Archaeologists Say 42,000-Year-Old Pendant Could Be Oldest Phallic Art Ever Discovered
Archaeologists unearthed a pendant that may be the earliest recorded instance of a carved phallus. Archaeologists have made a captivating discovery, unearthing a pendant that may potentially hold the distinction of being the earliest recorded instance of a carved phallus, as reported by Phys.
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NASA's MAVEN Spacecraft Captures Enchanting Ultraviolet Views of Mars
NASA's MAVEN has captured enchanting ultraviolet views of Mars. NASA's MAVEN (Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN) spacecraft has captured enchanting ultraviolet views of Mars, revealing stunning images of the Red Planet from different points along its orbit around the Sun.
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Disney's Turn to AI for New Marvel TV Series Sparks Anger in Hollywood
The incorporation of AI in Disney's new Marvel superhero series, "Secret Invasion," has ignited anger in Hollywood.
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This Small Data Center in England Can Heat Up a Swimming Pool
A leisure center has found an innovative way to heat its indoor swimming pool. A leisure center in Exmouth in southwest England has found an innovative way to heat its indoor swimming pool by utilizing a small data center.
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ChatGPT Generates Fake Cases Leaving Lawyers With $5,000 Fine
Two lawyers have been fined $5,000 each after submitting fake legal research in an aviation injury claim.
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Malaysia Set to Sue Meta Over Harmful Facebook Content
Malaysia is preparing to take legal action against Meta regarding harmful content on Facebook. Malaysia is preparing to take legal action against Meta, the parent company of Facebook, in response to allegations made by the Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) regarding harmful content on the platform.
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TikTok is Testing New In-app Shopping Section 'Trendy Beat' - Is It Available in the US?
TikTok is currently testing a new in-app shopping section called "Trendy Beat." TikTok, the popular short-form video platform, is currently testing a new in-app shopping section called "Trendy Beat.
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NASA Opposing Lithium Mining in Nevada Desert: Here’s Why
NASA has voiced its disapproval of lithium mining activities in the Nevada desert, citing crucial scientific reasons.
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5 Aboard Missing Titanic-Bound Submersible Dead After Fatal Implosion
The search for the missing Titanic-bound submersible has ended in tragedy, with all five people onboard announced dead.
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This Wearable, Non-invasive Sweat Sensor Detects Inflammation
Researchers at Caltech created a wearable sensor that detects C-reactive protein in human sweat. A new wearable sensor developed by researchers at Caltech can detect the presence of C-reactive protein (CRP) in human sweat.
