Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Scientists Engineer Cells to Stop Aging—Steps Toward Immortality?
A group of researchers at the University of California San Diego have engineered a solution that could stop the aging process.
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Microsoft’s Generative AI 'Designer' is Now Available in Preview
Microsoft has announced the preview release of its new AI-powered graphic design tool "Designer".
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Reddit Unveils Discord-inspired Chat Channels for Subreddits
Reddit launches a new feature along with new updates on the platform! Reddit, the social media platform known for its forums and discussion threads, has announced a new feature inspired by Discord - chat channels for subreddits.
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Hackers Breach Dating Websites, Steal Sensitive Data from Users
Hackers have gained unauthorized access to the personal data of users from two dating websites. Hackers have gained unauthorized access to the personal data of users from two dating websites, CityJerks and TruckerSucker, according to cybersecurity expert Troy Hunt, founder of Have I Been Pwned, a data breach alerting website and reported first by TechCrunch.
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AI in the ICU Could Help Clinicians With Decision-Making
According to a new study, AI in the ICU could assist clinicians in making decisions in life-and-death situations.
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New York City's Transit Agency Stops Twitter Alerts Citing Unreliability
New York City's Metropolitan Transit Agency will no longer provide Twitter alerts. New York City's Metropolitan Transit Agency (MTA) announced on Thursday that it would no longer use Twitter to provide real-time updates and service alerts for its 1.
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Bill Gates Believes ChatGPT May Soon Replace Teachers
Bill Gates believes that AI chatbots like ChatGPT will soon replace human teachers. Bill Gates believes that AI chatbots like ChatGPT will soon replace human teachers, according to a speech he delivered at the ASU+GSV event in San Diego.
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World's First Wood Transistor Could Pave the Way for Electronic Plants
Researchers have made history by developing the world's first transistor made entirely of wood.
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Starry Pair: NASA's Hubble Captures Stunning Portrait of Spiral Galaxies Resembling Milky Way
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured a breathtaking portrait of two spiral galaxies that resemble our own Milky Way.
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Oxford Archaeologists Use Google Earth to Locate Roman Military Camps in Arabian Desert
Oxford archaeologists just made a mind-blowing discovery using Google Earth! Move over Indiana Jones, the archaeologists at the University of Oxford's School of Archaeology have made a mind-blowing discovery! Using Google Earth, the team has identified not one, not two, but three Roman military camps hidden deep within the northern Arabian desert.
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AI, Hydrophones Could Enhance Tsunami Early Warning Systems
Cardiff University scientists have developed an AI-based early warning system that uses hydrophones to detect tsunamis.
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MIT Engineers Create Human-like, Reflexive Gripper for Robots
MIT engineers have developed a new gripper that grasps by reflex and adapts to the moment. Robotic technology has come a long way in the past few decades, but there is still a long way to go in terms of giving machines the dexterity and adaptability of human hands.
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China to Use Smart Tech to Improve Safety in Coal Mines
China is leveraging "smart" technology to improve safety in coal mines. In a bid to boost output and reduce the frequency of accidents and collapses, China is leveraging "smart" technology to improve safety in its coal mines, according to a report by AP.
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Instagram's TikTok-like Reels Increase User Time, According to Meta's Q1 2023 Report
Meta revealed that user time has significantly increased with the introduction of Reels. Meta, the parent company of Instagram, shared its Q1 2023 quarterly earnings on Wednesday, revealing that the introduction of Reels on the platform has increased user time by more than 24%, reported first by TechCrunch.
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Hackers Are Reportedly Stealing Crypto from AT&T Emails
Hackers are reportedly stealing crypto from users with AT&T emails. Hackers who remain unidentified have discovered a method to gain entry into the email accounts of individuals who possess an AT&T email address, according to a report by TechCrunch.
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Researchers Discover New Vulnerability in Intel CPUs
Researchers claim to have found a side-channel vulnerability in Intel CPUs. A team of researchers from Tsinghua University, the University of Maryland, and the Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications has discovered a new vulnerability in Intel CPUs that can allow data leakage through the EFLAGS register, as per a press release.
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Gene Therapy in Dogs With Eye Disease Now Ready for Human Clinical Trial
Michigan State University researchers are now preparing for the human clinical trial of this gene therapy.
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AI May Just Prevent the Next Pandemic—but How?
Researchers are using AI to identify sources of zoonotic diseases. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists around the world have been working tirelessly to develop new tools and technologies to help prevent the next global health crisis.
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Scientists Uncover Secrets of Monster Black Hole in M87 Galaxy
The secrets of a powerful jet emanating from the black hole at the M87 galaxy have been revealed. In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have shed new light on the origins of the powerful jet emanating from the supermassive black hole at the center of the M87 galaxy.
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French Archaeologists Unearth New Insights into Ancient Necropolis
French archaeologists have uncovered new insights into an ancient necropolis in Paris. French archaeologists have uncovered new insights into an ancient necropolis in Paris, shedding light on the lives and death rituals of the Parisii people during Antiquity, according to Inrap.
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MIT Develops Vaccine Printer Capable of Producing Hundreds of Doses a Day
MIT researchers may have just created a solution for on-demand vaccination. MIT researchers have developed a mobile vaccine printer that could potentially produce hundreds of vaccine doses in a day, according to a report by MIT News.
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UK Researchers Create First Smart Fabric, Changes Shape, Color
Researchers have developed a new type of smart fabric that can change both its shape and color in response to stimuli.
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Social Media Triggers Eating Disorders Among Female Athletes, New Study Claims
According to a new study, female athletes are increasingly experiencing eating disorders due to social media.
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Tinder Integrates AI, Video Selfies for Photo Verification Feature
TikTok has unveiled a new feature to verify a user profile. Tinder, the renowned dating app, has unveiled a new, AI-powered Photo Verification process that includes selfie videos to improve the member experience and help authenticate user profiles.
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OpenAI to Introduce New Subscription to ChatGPT—Here's Everything You Need to Know!
OpenAI has announced plans to introduce a new subscription plan for ChatGPT. OpenAI, the company behind the wildly popular AI chatbot ChatGPT, has announced plans to introduce a new subscription plan for the chatbot.
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Ukraine Deploys BRAVE1 Initiative to Boost Drones, War Tech
Ukraine unveiled its new initiative BRAVE1 to speed up the creation of drones and other war technologies.
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NASA Derives Oxygen from Lunar Soil - One Step Closer to Living on the Moon!
NASA has successfully extracted oxygen from simulated lunar soil for the first time! NASA's latest achievement is bringing humans one step closer to living on the Moon, as the agency successfully extracted oxygen from simulated lunar soil in a vacuum environment for the first time.
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Honda Eyes 'Electric' Future in North America
Honda is eyeing an electric future in North America. Japanese automaker Honda is set to focus on an electric future in North America, with the release of two models developed with General Motors next year and a bigger EV featuring a new platform coming in 2025, according to a report by AP.
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NASA Chooses Lockheed Martin, Blue Origin and More to Advance Moon to Mars Tech
Here are the companies that will develop and test technologies for NASA's Mars to Moon objectives.
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Archaeologists Uncover Excellently Preserved 1,000-Year-Old Adolescent Mummy
Archaeologists uncovered an adolescent mummy wrapped in a funerary bundle in Peru. Archaeologists in Peru have recently made a fascinating discovery on the outskirts of the country's capital, Lima.
