Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Researchers Use Machine Learning Model for Accurate Prediction of Strokes
Strokes may be predicted more accurately than ever with machine learning. Strokes are a leading cause of death and disability worldwide, and prompt diagnosis and treatment are crucial to preventing devastating outcomes.
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Imgur Will Start Removing Explicit, NSFW Images Next Month
Imgur announced it would begin removing explicit, NSFW (Not Safe for Work) images starting next month.
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Google Meet Rolls Out New Feature to Pause Video Streams for Individual Tiles
Google Meet has unveiled a new feature allowing users to pause video streams for individual tiles. Google Meet has unveiled a new feature that will allow users to pause video streams for individual tiles.
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Uber Deploys Sidewalk Delivery Robots in Virginia—Food Delivery by Autonomous Bots Coming Right Up!
Uber Eats will now offer food delivery via automated robots. Uber has announced an expansion of its autonomous delivery service in Fairfax, Virginia. Together with AI-powered robotics company Cartken, Uber is now offering food delivery via automated robots in the Mosaic District, a shopping and dining district owned and operated by EDENS.
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US Navy Deploys First Drone Boat via Strait of Hormuz, Draws Attention of Iran
The US Navy deployed the drone boat via the Strait of Hormuz, a major waterway for energy supplies. The US Navy has deployed its first-ever drone boat, the L3 Harris Arabian Fox MAST-13, via the Strait of Hormuz, a major waterway for global energy supplies, according to a report by AP.
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Toxic ChatGPT? New Study Claims AI Bot Can Generate Racist, Harmful Responses
A new report claims that ChatGPT can generate racist and harmful dialogue in response to user questions.
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Northrop Grumman's New Military Satellites Set to Revolutionize US Defense Communications
Northrop Grumman has finished a crucial design review for its new satellites Tranche 1 Transport Layer (T1TL).
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Blue Light Beams New Insight in Advancing Nanotechnologies
Brown University researchers developed a new microscopy technique using blue light. Brown University researchers have made groundbreaking progress in nanoscale imaging by developing a new microscopy technique that uses blue light to measure electrons in semiconductors and other nanoscale materials.
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[LOOK] NASA Debuts Sleek, Next-Gen Spacesuit for Spacewalking!
NASA has introduced the next-gen spacesuit equipped with new technologies. NASA has partnered with Collins Aerospace, ILC Dover, and Oceaneering to develop a new and improved spacesuit for spacewalking.
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Sweden Public Radio Leaves Twitter Amid New Labels for Public Broadcasters
Sweden's public radio, Sveriges Radio, has decided to depart from Twitter. Due to Twitter's lack of relevance for its audience, Sweden's public radio, Sveriges Radio, has declared its decision to depart the social networking site, according to a report by AP.
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Machine Learning May Aid in Flagging Risky Instagram Conversations, New Study Claims
Machine learning tech may be key to protecting young users from harm without eavesdropping on them. A team of researchers from four leading universities has found a way to use machine learning technology to flag risky conversations on Instagram without having to eavesdrop on them.
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NASA Takes Solar Eclipse to New Heights by Way of a Kite!
NASA will fly a kite to observe the total solar eclipse on April 20. In a bid to combat the age-old nemesis of astronomers - pesky clouds - NASA has taken solar eclipse observations to new heights, quite literally, by flying a kite! University of Hawaii astronomer, Shadia Habbal, had been foiled by cloudy skies several times during her expedition to study the Sun's outer atmosphere, so she devised a plan to avoid the same fate on her next mission.
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Archaeologists Glimpse Into Early Roman Opulence in 1,800-Year-Old Winery
Archaeologists find traces of the opulent lifestyles of elite Romans during the mid-third century CE.
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Open Source Bodies Express Worries on EU's Proposed Cyber Resilience Act—Why?
The open-source community has something to say about the EU's Cyber Resilience Act. Several open-source software organizations in Europe have expressed their concerns about the proposed Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) in a letter to the members of the European Parliament and the representatives of the Council of the European Union.
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Symphony of Space: NASA's HARP Transforms Earth Plasma Waves to Audible Sounds
Join NASA's sonic space exploration journey; you might find new discoveries just by listening! NASA's latest project, the Heliophysics Audified: Resonances in Plasmas (HARP), has turned space into a symphony that is literal "music to our ears"!The HARP team has taken ultralow-frequency waves surrounding Earth and converted them into audible sounds, allowing citizen scientists to join the sonic space exploration journey.
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New Gene Discovery May Lead to Reversible, Non-hormonal Male Contraceptive
Scientists at Washington State University have discovered a gene that could lead to a reversible, non-hormonal male contraceptive.
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CBC Takes Break From Twitter Following Government-Funded Media Label
CBC takes a pause from Twitter following the "government-funded media" label it received from Twitter.
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Luminar’s Lidar Tech Aims to Power 1 Million Automated Cars in China
Luminar's lidar tech is expected to light up one million automated cars in China by 2028. Florida-based lidar maker Luminar has announced that it is making a push into China to provide autonomous and automated driving vehicles for the world's largest auto market, as reported first by TechCrunch.
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Volkswagen Reveals Electric Luxury Sedan ‘ID.7’ With 700-km Battery Range
Meet Volkswagen's newest electric luxury vehicle "ID.7." The ID. 7, Volkswagen's newest electric luxury vehicle, was recently introduced at the Auto Shanghai 2023.
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Elon Musk Aims to Address AI Bias with 'TruthGPT'
Elon Musk plants to rival ChatGPT and address AI bias with "TruthGPT." Elon Musk, the Chief Twit and owner of SpaceX and Tesla, is looking to expand his businesses in the field of AI and create an alternative to the popular AI chatbot ChatGPT, according to a report by AP.
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Scientists Achieve Sharpest-Ever Scan of a Brain—64 Million Times Clearer Than Ever Before!
Scientists have achieved a breakthrough in medical imaging, producing the sharpest-ever scan of a brain.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Sees a Brilliant Smash-up of 2 Spiral Galaxies
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope captures a brilliant smash-up of two galaxies in the process of merging.
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Archaeologists Uncover Historical Sculpture of Greek God Eros Riding a Dolphin
Archaeologists unearthed a figurine of the Greek god of Eros riding a dolphin alongside bullheads. Archaeologists have made a remarkable discovery in southern Italy, unearthing a figurine of the Greek god Eros riding a dolphin, alongside seven terracotta bullheads, according to a report by AP.
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Robots in Healthcare: How Bot Assistants Are Helping Doctors
Robots are taking over the healthcare industry to help doctors and practitioners. Advanced robotics are revolutionizing the healthcare industry by helping doctors and medical practitioners improve the efficiency of their work.
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Drones, Lasers May Help Mitigate Greenhouse Emissions, but How?
Researchers at Princeton have developed a new approach for detecting greenhouse gas leaks. Researchers at Princeton have developed a new approach for detecting greenhouse gas leaks.
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NASA Successfully Launches ‘Football-Stadium-Sized’ Super Pressure Balloon From New Zealand
NASA successfully launched its super-pressure balloon from Wānaka Airport, New Zealand. NASA has successfully launched its Super Pressure Balloon (SPB) from Wānaka Airport, New Zealand, on a mission planned to last 100 or more days.
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Panasonic Looks to Build EV Battery Plant in Oklahoma
Panasonic revealed that it is considering building a new EV battery plant in Oklahoma. Panasonic Holdings, a battery supplier to Tesla, is considering building a new battery plant in Oklahoma, which will make it the company's third facility in the United States, according to a report by Reuters.
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Wearable Display Tech: This New OLED Can Be Worn on Your Wrist!
Researchers developed a new digital display material that can be worn on the wrist. Researchers at the Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (PME) at the University of Chicago have accomplished a feat that will make the fashion-conscious among us jump for joy: they have developed a new digital display material so flexible and malleable that it can be worn on your wrist like a watch.
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Company Replaces Copywriters, Graphic Designers With ChatGPT-like Models
A Chinese-based company plans to replace its copywriters and graphic designers with ChatGPT-like models.
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Weird ChatGPT: 10 Cool Tricks You Can Do With OpenAI’s Chatbot
Here are 10 cool tricks you can play with OpenAI's ChatGPT. OpenAI's wildly popular chatbot ChatGPT is more than just your go-to assistant for writing your homework.
