Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Body Clock Problems? New Machine Learning May Improve Sleep
Researchers developed a machine learning method to improve one's body clock. Do you struggle with body clock problems and getting a good night's sleep? Well, fear not because researchers from the University of Surrey and the University of Groningen may have found a solution that could help you get your sleep schedule back on track.
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BeerBots: Mini-Robots Make Beer Faster, Better!
Researchers created BeerBots to speed up the time-consuming brewing process. Beer lovers, rejoice! The brewing process just got a whole lot faster and more efficient thanks to a team of innovative researchers who have created the ultimate brewing assistant: the BeerBot.
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Ear-EEG: Brain-Reading Headphones Could Detect Alzheimer's, Parkinson's Early
Danish researchers have created ear-EEG headphones that detect early signs of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.
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OpenAI Wants to Trademark 'GPT' Amid Rise of AI Chatbots
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, wants to trademark "GPT" amid the rise of AI chatbots.
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Tech Investor Claims Crypto is Dead in America - Why?
According to tech investor Chamath Palihapitiya, "crypto is dead in America." According to tech investor Chamath Palihapitiya, who previously forecasted that the price of one bitcoin would reach $200,000, "crypto is dead in America," reported first by CNBC.
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UK Gears for Anti-Competition Reform to Address Big Tech Dominance
The UK is set to introduce ex-ante competition reform aimed at reducing the market dominance of big tech firms.
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Snapchat's 'My AI' Feature Receives 1-Star Reviews, Users Are Not Happy
Snapchat has been receiving 1-star reviews since it launched its "My AI" feature. Snapchat's latest feature, "My AI," has received an overwhelming number of one-star reviews from its users, according to a report from TechCrunch.
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NASA's Earth Observations Are Monitoring Veterans' Exposure to Air Pollution—How?
Here's how NASA is helping veterans in detecting risks of respiratory issues. NASA Earth observations are being used to monitor the health impacts on veterans who were deployed to Southwest Asia in the years following the September 11, 2001 attacks.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Reveals Baby Cluster of Galaxies in Early Universe
Webb peers back into the early universe and finds 7 galaxies that are 650 million years old! NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured a breathtaking glimpse into the early universe, revealing the formation and assembly of galaxies previously beyond our reach.
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Archaeologists Unearth Sculptures of Ancient Gods From Lost Civilization
Archaeologists have unearthed five reliefs of human faces from the lost civilization of Tartessos in Spain.
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World Earth Day 2023: Earth.org Urges Tech Industry to Take Climate Action
Earth.org compiled six ways the tech industry can take positive climate action this Earth Day. Tech companies around the world are being urged by Earth.
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Best Xbox Gaming Gear Deals for Gamers on a Budget
Check out the latest and best deals for Xbox! Gaming can be an expensive hobby, and with so many options for consoles, controllers, headsets, and other accessories, it can be overwhelming for gamers to find the right gear that suits their needs and budget.
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Get Fit for Less: Check Out the Latest Fitbit Deals on Smartwatches, Fitness Trackers
Get fit for less with these latest Fibit deals! Fitbit offers several models of fitness trackers and smartwatches to help you monitor your fitness journey, and right now, you can find great discounts on several of its latest and previous-generation devices.
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Take a Hike: New Lyft CEO Plans to "Significantly" Reduce Workforce
Lyft's new CEO David Risher revealed that a "significant" number of employees would lose their jobs.
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Magazine Publishes AI-generated Interview with Formula One Icon, Racer's Family NOT Happy
A fake, AI-generated interview with the former F1 champion has raised some eyebrows. German magazine editor, Anne Hoffmann, was fired for publishing an AI-generated interview with former Formula One champion Michael Schumacher.
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Nanowire Networks Replicate Memory Skills of the Human Brain—but How?
According to a new study, Nanowire networks displayed both short- and long-term memory. A group of researchers from around the world has made a groundbreaking discovery that could transform the artificial intelligence industry.
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Excessive Insulin Can Be Deadly, New Study Warns
Excessive insulin can be just as deadly as the lack of it, according to a new study. Excessive insulin can be just as deadly as a lack of insulin, according to a new study.
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SVB's Collapse Caused by Banking Crisis Not Tech, According to VC
Anne Glover, CEO, and co-founder of Amadeus Capital called the SVB collapse "utterly irresponsible."
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How to Watch the Stunning Lyrid Meteor Shower on April 22-23, 2023
The Lyrid meteor shower will peak on April 22-23. Here are tips to spot this cosmic spectacle! The Lyrid meteor shower is set to grace the skies on April 22-23, and stargazers are getting excited to witness this cosmic spectacle.
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IRS Will Deploy 4 Agents to Investigate Cybercrime Around the World
The IRS looks to expand its reach around the world with new agents. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is set to deploy four of its cybercrime experts to investigate cybercrimes globally.
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NASA: Supernovae Threat to Life on Planets Like Earth
A new study from NASA found that supernovae threaten life on planets like Earth. Supernovae are powerful and luminous explosions that occur when a massive star reaches the end of its life cycle.
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Bubbles Not Needles: MIT Scientists Create Ultrasonic Patch to Painlessly Deliver Drugs
This ultrasonic patch promises a painless drug delivery through the skin! Move over needles, there's a new drug delivery method in town, and it's way cooler than anything you've ever seen! In a groundbreaking study, scientists from MIT have developed a wearable patch that delivers drugs through ultrasonic waves, making it easier and painless to administer medication to your body.
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US to Begin Training Ukraine's Military on How to Use Abrams Tanks
The US will train Ukrainian troops to use and maintain Abrams tanks in the coming weeks. The United States has announced that it will commence training Ukrainian forces on how to utilize and maintain Abrams tanks as part of its efforts to support Ukraine's military, according to a report by AP.
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Twitter Removes Government-funded Labels on Media Companies
Twitter has now removed labels identifying media companies as government-funded or state-affiliated.
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ChatGPT Sucks at Accounting, Humans Still Better According to Study
A new study found that students in accounting exams outscored ChatGPT. In the age of artificial intelligence, it is no surprise that machines are rapidly becoming smarter and more advanced.
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Street Fighter 6 Will Be FREE to Play on April 26—Here's How to Take Advantage
Fans will have a taste of Street Fighter 6 ahead of its June 2 launch. Capcom has announced that it will release a free playable demo for Street Fighter 6 on April 26, ahead of the game's launch on June 2, reported first by Engadget.
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Beyonce, Pope Francis Lose Twitter Verified Status Amid Mass Blue Check Removals
The Pope and Queen B will have to pay to get their blue checks back. Celebrities on Twitter were in for a rude awakening as they found their blue checkmarks disappearing from their profiles, and their fans are not too happy about it.
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Astronomers Discover Heaviest Element Ever Found in ‘Ultra-Hot Jupiter’ Exoplanet
The extraordinary find is the heaviest element ever detected in an exoplanet's atmosphere. In a groundbreaking discovery, astronomers have found the heaviest element ever detected in an exoplanet's atmosphere.
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NASA's Floating Balloon Telescope SuperBIT Captures Tarantula Nebula in Gorgeous Detail
NASA released SuperBIT's first images capturing the Tarantula Nebula and the Antennae galaxies.
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Meet I-Seed: The Very First 4D-printed Soft Robot Shaped Like a Seed!
The I-Seed is the first 4D-printed seed robot that moves autonomously based on humidity changes. The world of robotics may have taken a giant leap forward by planting a seedling with the creation of the first-ever 4D-printed seed robot - the I-Seed! Created by the brilliant minds at the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT).
