Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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AI Feedback Could Improve Teaching, According to New Study
A recent study found that AI could improve the quality of teaching by providing feedback to instructors.
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WhatsApp Now Compatible with Wear OS on Android
WhatsApp has made a significant move by making its app compatible with Wear OS on Android. WhatsApp has made a significant move by making its app compatible with Wear OS on Android, according to a report by WABetaInfo.
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Detailed Image of Human Retina Looks Like a Stunning Painting!
This stunning image of the human retina bursts like a work of art! Is it an eye? Or is it a painting that deserves to be hung at the Louvre? Well, get ready to be amazed by the stunning image of the human retina that looks like an absolute work of art! Researchers from ETH Zurich and the Universities of Zurich and Basel have created a new method to collect and organize information about organoids, which are small three-dimensional tissues that resemble human organs.
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Machine Learning Sheds Light on Evolution of Mammals
A new machine learning method sheds light on the fundamental aspects of evolution. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a new method for determining parts of the genome that are crucial to understanding how species traits of species evolved.
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Man Reportedly Uses ChatGPT to Generate Fake News, Detained in China
A man in China has been detained for allegedly using ChatGPT to generate fake news. A man in the northwestern province of Gansu, China, has been detained for allegedly using the viral chatbot ChatGPT to generate fake news and publishing them online, according to a report by SCMP.
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AI Could Take Over 80% of Human Jobs in the Future, Expert Claims
US-Brazilian researcher Ben Goertzel predicts that AI could replace 80% of human jobs in the future.
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TikTok Contains Misinformation About Liver Disease, New Study Claims
A new study has found that four out of 10 posts about liver disease on TikTok contain misinformation.
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Canada’s E-waste Has More Than Tripled in the Last 2 Decades - New Study
According to a new study, Canada's electrical and electronic waste (e-waste) has tripled in the last two decades.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Snaps First Asteroid Belt Seen Outside the Solar System
Astronomers used the James Webb Space Telescope to snap a nearby young star called Formalhault. The James Webb Space Telescope has captured the first asteroid belt ever seen outside our solar system.
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[WATCH] Underwater Archaeologists Deep Dive to Uncover Norway's Oldest Shipwreck
Norwegian marine archaeologists captured footage of what is believed to be the oldest shipwreck in Norway.
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New Quantum Detection Tech Can Capture Real-time 3D Images Underwater
The new tech uses quantum detection to capture 3D images underwater. Scientists have developed a new type of technology that uses quantum detection to capture 3D images while submerged underwater for the first time ever, as per a press release via Optica.
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Binance Reportedly Under Investigation for Violation of Russian Sanctions
Binance is reportedly under investigation by the US Justice Department for potential violations of Russian sanctions
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OpenAI's ChatGPT Will No Longer Train on Customer Data, According to Sam Altman
OpenAI will no longer use customer data to train its AI large-language models such as GPT. According to OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman, the company will no longer use paying customer data to train its AI large-language models, including GPT.
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Thin Artficial Neurons Made of 2D Materials Could Advance AI Computing
Researchers have created 2D artificial neurons that could advance AI computing. A groundbreaking achievement has been announced by a team of researchers from the University of Oxford, IBM Research Europe, and the University of Texas.
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Apple Music Live Returns for Season 2 With Ed Sheeran
Apple Music Live is back with its second season, featuring an exclusive performance by global superstar Ed Sheeran.
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Amazon Introduces TikTok-like Shopping Feed 'Inspire' to US Customers
Amazon introduced a new shopping feed called "Inspire," similar to TikTok. Amazon has recently introduced a new feature called "Inspire" to its US customers, a shopping feed that is reminiscent of popular social media app, TikTok.
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Will AI Take Over Humanity? Researchers Say Emerging AI Capabilities Are Just a 'Mirage'
Researchers from the Stanford University claims that AI's emergent capabilities are just a "mirage."
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Women in Space: Study Suggests All-Female Crews More Efficient for Space Missions
A new study suggests that an all-female crew would be more efficient for space missions. Space exploration has long been a human fascination. The mere thought of visiting other planets sparks excitement in our minds.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Spots Galaxy With Starry Tendrils
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured an image of a jellyfish galaxy called JO175. The Hubble Space Telescope has captured an incredible image of a jellyfish galaxy, JO175, hanging suspended in the constellation Telescopium, over 650 million light-years from Earth.
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Archaeologists Trace Ancient Landscape Where First Australians Lived 60,000 Years Ago
Archaeologists mapped a hidden landscape where the first Australians lived. Archaeologists have uncovered a fascinating discovery that sheds new light on the earliest inhabitants of Australia.
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World Economic Forum Reveals Top 10 Jobs AI Could Soon Replace
The World Economic Forum revealed the fastest-growing and declining jobs amid the rise of AI. Artificial intelligence (AI) and the Fourth Industrial Revolution are poised to significantly transform the world of work.
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Elon Musk’s AI Warnings May Be His Strategy To Catch Up, Says Venture Capitalist
Is Musk's AI warnings his way catching up? A venture capitalist thinks so. Tech entrepreneur and venture capitalist Vinod Khosla has suggested that Elon Musk's warnings about the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI) may be a strategy to catch up with rival companies in the AI race.
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World's Smallest LED Transforms Mobile Phone Cameras into High-resolution Microscopes - How?
The world's smallest LED could convert phone cameras into high-resolution microscopes. The world's smallest LED developed by researchers in Singapore has paved the way for converting existing mobile phone cameras into high-resolution microscopes.
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AI Could Conduct 10,000 Scientific Experiments a Day, According to Study
BacterAI uses AI to conduct scientific experiments autonomously. Are you ready for a future where robots can conduct 10,000 scientific experiments a day? Well, get ready because a recent study shows that an artificial intelligence system may make this notion a reality.
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Apple Adds 20 New Games on Apple Arcade - Check Them Out Now!
Apple is introducing a slew of new games on its subscription-based gaming service, Apple Arcade. Apple is introducing a slew of new games on its subscription-based gaming service, Apple Arcade.
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Phone Calls May Increase Risk of High Blood Pressure, New Study Claims
A new study claims that phone calls may increase the risk of high blood pressure. A new study claims that phone calls may increase the risk of high blood pressure.
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NASA's Chandra X-ray Captures 'H' in Giant Black Hole
NASA's Chandra captured the x-ray glow of a giant black hole at the center of a galaxy. NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has captured an extraordinary sight - an "H" shaped structure in the hot gas surrounding a giant black hole at the heart of the massive elliptical galaxy Messier 84 (M84).
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White House Raises 3 Key Areas for AI During Meeting with Big Tech Companies
The White House's meeting with four tech companies discussed the potential risks of AI. Senior officials from the White House and Vice President Kamala Harris met with CEOs of four leading tech companies to discuss the risks associated with artificial intelligence (AI), according to an official readout.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Catches Young Star Playing 'Shadow Puppets'
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured a young star playing "shadow puppets". In a cosmic game of shadow puppets, the Hubble Space Telescope has captured a young star in the act.
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Archaeologists Find 3,200-Year-Old Tomb in Egypt With Elaborate Wall Reliefs
Archaeologists found a 3,200-year-old tomb complex in Saqqara belonging to a steward from ancient Egypt.
