Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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ESA's JUICE Heads to Jupiter to Study Mysterious Icy Moons
ESA'S JUICE Mission is on its way to Jupiter to unlock the secrets of its icy moons. Embarking on an awe-inspiring journey, the European Space Agency's (ESA) JUICE mission is on its way to the captivating gas giant, Jupiter, aiming to unlock the secrets hidden within its enigmatic icy moons.
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AI Expert Says Deepfakes Harder to Spot Than Ever Before
AI deepfakes are becoming increasingly difficult to identify disinformation, according to an expert.
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EU Official Reveals Twitter's Exit from Voluntary Pact Against Disinformation
Twitter has withdrawn from a voluntary agreement with the EU aimed at fighting disinformation. Twitter has withdrawn from a voluntary agreement with the European Union (EU) aimed at combating online disinformation, according to a top EU official and reported first by AP.
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Gene Therapy Restores Hearing in Aged Mice For the First Time
Scientists achieve a breakthrough in gene therapy after restoring hearing in a mice for the first time.
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Riding on the Moon: NASA Seeks Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services for Artemis Missions
NASA is seeking industry proposals for a lunar terrain vehicle for Artemis missions. NASA has announced its search for a lunar terrain vehicle (LTV) as it gears up for the upcoming Artemis missions, which will explore the south polar region of the Moon.
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Ancient Fragrance: Archaeologists Find Roman Perfume From 2,000 Years Ago in Carmona
Archaeologists have made an extraordinary discovery in Carmona, unveiling a Roman perfume from 2,000 years.
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Is TikTok Shop Outpacing Shopee, Lazada in Southeast Asia?
TikTok Shop is currently posing an emerging threat to Shopee and Lazada's dominance in Southeast Asia.
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OpenAI Launches Program to Award $100,000 Grants for AI Governance Experiments
OpenAI launched a grant program to foster innovative approaches to AI governance. OpenAI, the company behind the widely-used ChatGPT, has announced the launch of a grant program aimed at fostering innovative approaches to AI governance.
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Google Opens Access to AI Search Experiment
Google has announced the opening of access to its AI search experiment. Google has announced the opening of access to its AI search experiment, introducing new generative AI capabilities in Search.
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Elon Musk Reveals Tesla Might Share Codes With Other Automakers
Elon Musk revealed that Tesla might share its automotive operating system code with other automakers.
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OpenAI Expands ChatGPT iOS App in Canada, Brazil, and More Countries!
OpenAI's ChatGPT app for iOS users has expanded its availability to include several new countries.
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Elon Musk’s Neuralink Receives Green Light for Human Testing of Brain Implants
Elon Musk's Neuralink is one step closer in making their brain implants a widely available tech.
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AI in Dreams? This Tool Generates Video From Brain Scans Ideal for Recording Dreams
Researchers created a novel tool that generates video from brain scans, which could pave the way for recording dreams.
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NASA's TESS Discovers New Hot, Bloated "Super-Neptune" Exoplanet
NASA's TESS discovered a new hot and bloated exoplanet known as TOI-2498 b. NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has made an exciting discovery, revealing a new hot and bloated exoplanet known as TOI-2498 b.
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NASA's Super Pressure Balloon Imaging Telescope Completes Globetrotting Journey
NASA's Super Pressure Balloon Imaging Telescope (SuperBIT) has concluded its globetrotting journey.
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Archaeologists Find 500-year-old Shipwrecks Brimming with Silk Road Trade Details
Archaeologists from China have found 500-year-old shipwrecks in the depths of the South China Sea. Archaeologists have made a remarkable discovery in the depths of the South China Sea - a pair of 500-year-old shipwrecks brimming with valuable insights into the Silk Road trade, reported by China's National Cultural Heritage Administration.
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NASA Captures Typhoon Mawar Raging in the Pacific
NASA's recent capture of Typhoon Mawar's fury in the Pacific has brought attention to the powerful storm.
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Finland's Abundance of Clean Electricity Makes Energy Prices Negative
Finland faces a unique situation: abundant clean electricity leading to negative energy prices. In a surprising turn of events, Finland finds itself facing an rare predicament: an abundance of clean electricity that has caused energy prices to plunge into negative territory, according to a report by Insider.
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Apple's AirTag 4-Pack is Currently $12 Off at Amazon!
You can buy the Apple AirTag 4-pack at Amazon for only $87! If you have always been on the lookout for an affordable Apple AirTags, well, this is your lucky day! As reported first by Engadget, this four-pack bundle is currently $12 off at Amazon.
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Security Researchers Find Spyware as War Weapon For the First Time in Azerbaijan-Armenia Conflict
Security researchers claim that NSO Group's Pegasus spyware is being used in the Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict.
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Google Play Games for PC Beta Will Be Available Soon in Europe, New Zealand
Google expands its Google Play Games for PC Beta service in Europe and New Zealand. Google has announced the expansion of its Google Play Games for PC Beta service, allowing users in Europe and New Zealand to play Android games on Windows, reported first by TechCrunch.
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Expert Claims that Advertisers Monitor Your Every Move Even in Unexpected Places
Advertisers are allegedly closely monitoring user activities even in unexpected places. Advertisers are allegedly closely monitoring user activities, including their movements in unexpected places, according to an expert.
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MIT's FluidLab Unleashes Advanced Fluid Manipulation Skills in Robots
MIT's FluidLab advances robot fluid manipulation, unlocking new potential for intricate tasks. MIT's FluidLab has made significant progress in revolutionizing the fluid manipulation skills of robots, unlocking new potential for intricate tasks.
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Harvesting Electricity from Thin Air: Engineers Unlock the Power of Nanopores
Engineers created an electricity-harvesting device that utilizes the moisture in the air. University of Massachusetts Amherst engineers have achieved a remarkable feat by demonstrating that nearly any material can be transformed into an electricity-harvesting device that utilizes the moisture in the air.
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From Mars to Earth: Meet NASA's Spherical Robots Saving Lives in Disasters
NASA-developed spherical robots are aiding first aid respondents to save lives in disasters. NASA's cutting-edge spherical robots, initially devised for exploring Mars and the Moon, have unexpectedly found a new purpose right here on our home planet.
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Archaeologists Discover Neolithic Cave Paintings in Spain Via Drones
Archaeologists used drones to discover Neolithic cave paintings in Spain. Archaeologists from the University of Alicante have made an intriguing discovery that unveils the rich artistic history of Spain's Penáguila region.
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This AI Tool Feeds Off of 80 Hours of Video to Convert Sign Language Sentences
This AI tool aims to bridge communication gaps for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. A team of researchers from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC-CNS) and the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) tool that aims to bridge communication gaps for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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AI Ads: Google Looks to Power Search Ads with Generative AI
Google has announced its plans to leverage generative AI for powering search ads. Google has announced its plans to leverage generative AI for powering search ads, aiming to enhance marketing strategies and provide advertisers with more effective tools.
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Climate Scientists Abandon Twitter Amid Surge of Climate Change Denialism
Climate scientists are leaving Twitter due to a surge in climate change denialism. Climate scientists are facing a surge of climate change denialism on Twitter, prompting many of them to abandon the platform in favor of alternative social networks, according to a report by AFP.
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Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2023 Set for June 5: Here's What to Expect
Apple has announced the details for its highly anticipated Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2023.
