Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Majority of US Twitter Users Took Break After Elon Musk’s Take Over—Pew Research Reveals
According to data, most US Twitter users have taken a break since Elon Musk's acquisition. According to a recent study conducted by the Pew Research Center, the majority of Twitter users in the United States have taken a break from the platform since Elon Musk's acquisition.
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Amphibious Combat Vehicle Makes Waves With International Debut in Madrid
The Amphibious Combat Vehicle made its highly anticipated in Madrid, Spain. The Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV) by BAE Systems and Iveco Defence Vehicles (IDV) made its highly anticipated international debut at the FEINDEF international defense and security exposition held in Madrid, Spain.
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High Expectations of AI May Lead to Risky Decisions, Study Reveals
High expectations of AI may lead to risky decisions, according to a new study. A recent study brings attention to the placebo effect when individuals anticipate performance enhancement through augmentation technologies like artificial intelligence (AI).
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AI Voice Coach Could Help Patients with Depression, Anxiety - New Study
A recent study found that an AI voice assistant app in aiding patients with mild depression and anxiety.
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Scientists Introduce EV Battery For All Seasons
A novel solution has been presented for the challenges faced by EVs in cold weather. A novel solution to the challenges faced by electric vehicle owners in cold weather has emerged with the introduction of new battery chemistry.
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Apple Expands Apple Store Online in Vietnam
Apple has expanded its presence in Vietnam with the launch of the Apple Store online. Apple has expanded its online presence in Vietnam with the launch of the Apple Store online.
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MeerKAT Radio Telescope Seizes 'Mini Mouse' in Deep Space
In an unexpected twist, astronomers utilizing the MeerKAT radio telescope find a "Mini Mouse."
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Astronomers Observe Radio Waves from a Type Ia Supernova For the First Time!
Astronomers observed radio waves emanating from a Type Ia supernova for the very first time! In a mesmerizing cosmic dance, astronomers have made an electrifying breakthrough as they observed radio waves emanating from a Type Ia supernova for the very first time! This exhilarating feat unlocks a gateway to unraveling the secrets behind white dwarf stars.
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TikTok Presents New Ways for Creators to Monetize Content
TikTok is expanding its array of monetization features for content creators. TikTok, the popular video-sharing platform, is expanding its array of monetization features to provide creators with more opportunities to earn money and advance their careers.
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Apple App Store Claims Preventing $2 Billion Fraudulent Transactions in 2022
Apple claims that its App Store prevented over $2 billion in potentially fraudulent transactions in 2022.
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Verbal Prompts May Enhance Safety in Semi-Automated Cars - Here's How
A new study suggests that the use of simple verbal prompts could enhance the safety of semi-automated driving.
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YouTube Recommends Violent Gun Videos to Child Accounts- Study Claims
A new study claimed that YouTube is recommending violent gun videos to child accounts. A new study by a nonprofit that studies social media has claimed that YouTube is recommending violent gun videos to child accounts, in violation of the platform's own policies, reported first by AP.
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AI Ethicist Proposes Framework for Generative AI in Healthcare
Australian AI ethicist Stefan Harrer has proposed an ethical framework for the use of Generative AI in healthcare.
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NASA's TESS Finds Another 'Super-Earth' Exoplanet with Unusually Low Density
NASA's TESS detected a new "super-Earth" exoplanet with an extraordinary characteristic - unusually low density.
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AI Writing Assistants May Influence User's Opinions, According to New Study
AI writing assistants are on the rise, and they might influence user's opinions, according to a new study.
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Long-Lost Shipwreck MV Blythe Star Is Finally Located After Nearly 50 Years
The CSIRO Research has finally found the long-lost shipwreck of the MV Blythe Star. After nearly half a century, the long-lost shipwreck of the MV Blythe Star has finally been discovered, thanks to an investigation carried out by the CSIRO research vessel (RV) Investigator.
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OpenAI Introduces New Text-To-3D System—Available for Open-Source Download!
OpenAI has introduced a text-to-3D object system called Shap-E AI. OpenAI has made significant strides in its latest development, a text-to-3D object system called Shap-E AI, reported first by New Atlas.
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Europe's Largest 3D-Printed Building Soon to Rise in Germany
Europe's largest 3D printed building will emerge soon in Heidelberg, Germany. Germany's Heidelberg area is set to witness the emergence of Europe's largest 3D-printed building, a remarkable project initiated by KRAUSGRUPPE.
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Microsoft Integrates New AI Solutions to Microsoft Cloud for Nonprofit
Microsoft has announced the integration of a range of new AI solutions to Microsoft Cloud for Nonprofit.
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Toshiba Unveils Temperature-Detecting Tech for Electronic Equipment!
Toshiba has announced its latest product, the Thermoflagger temperature-detecting IC series. Toshiba has announced its latest technological innovation, the Thermoflagger temperature-detecting IC series, which aims to address the critical issue of temperature rises within electronic equipment.
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Are EVs Fair for Everyone? Surprising Lack of Research Raises Questions
A new study highlights the need to examine the equity implications of tech advancements such as EVs.
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AI Dives Into the Ocean to Monitor Global Reef Health
AI takes its power into ocean depths to monitor global reef health! Embarking on an extraordinary underwater expedition, artificial intelligence has dived into the depths of the ocean to monitor coral reef ecology.
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Astronomers Witness First Radiation Belt Outside Solar System
Astronomers have witnessed the presence of a radiation belt outside the confines of our own solar system.
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Tetris Sheds Light on Unfair AI and People's Responses
Researchers have uncovered insights into how unfair AI allocation and human response can impact social dynamics via Tetris.
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NASA's Juno Mission Set to Fly Past Jupiter's Volcanic Moon Io
NASA's Juno spacecraft is set to fly past Jupiter's volcanic moon, Io, on Tuesday, May 16.
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300,000-Year-Old Foot: Scientists Trace Earliest Human Footprints in Germany!
An international team of scientists uncover the earliest human footprints in Germany. In a mesmerizing expedition back in time, an international team of scientists, led by researchers from the University of Tübingen and the Senckenberg Center for Human Evolution and Paleoenvironment, has unveiled an astonishing archaeological revelation.
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Goldman Sachs Introduces AI-powered Social Media Startup 'Louisa'
Goldman Sachs has made a foray into social media by introducing Louisa, an AI-powered networking platform.
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Human-like Camera? This Bio-inspired Device Snaps Images By Copying Human Eyes
Penn State scientists unveil an ingenious device mimicking human eyes. In a fascinating melding of nature and technology, scientists at Penn State have unveiled an ingenious device that mimics the inner workings of human eyes, enabling it to capture images just like a camera.
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Low Vitamin D Levels Could Increase Risk of Long COVID, New Study Finds
New research reveals a potential link between low vitamin D levels and long COVID. New research presented at the 25th European Congress of Endocrinology in Istanbul reveals a potential link between low levels of vitamin D and an increased risk of developing long COVID.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Snaps a Massive, Light-bending Galaxy Cluster
Hubble captured a breathtaking image of a massive galaxy cluster that appears like a cosmic leviathan.
