Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Sees Peculiar Galaxy That Could Be 3 Cosmic Objects All At Once
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured a fascinating image of the galaxy Z 229-15. NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured a fascinating image of a peculiar galaxy that can be considered three cosmic objects all at once.
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Italy Wants OpenAI's ChatGPT Blocked - Why?
Italy wants OpenAI to stop processing user data with ChatGPT. But why? The Italian Data Protection Authority, Guarante, has issued an order to OpenAI to stop processing personal data using its ChatGPT model, according to a report by TechCrunch.
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Huawei Reports Nearly 70% Decline in Profits in 2022 Due to Sanctions, Pandemic
Huawei reported a decline in profit of almost 70% in 2022, according to its annual report. Huawei, the Chinese technology giant, has reported a decline in profit of almost 70% in 2022, according to its annual report.
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Virgin Orbit To Cut Massive Chunk of Workforce—How Many Workers Will Be Laid Off?
Virgin Orbit is set to lay off nearly all of its workers as it struggles to secure funding. Virgin Orbit, the satellite launch company owned by billionaire Richard Branson, is set to cut 85% of its workforce, with the company struggling to secure funding after a failed mission in January, according to a report by AP.
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Revolutionary GlucoScreen: Smartphone-Based System for Early Detection of Prediabetes
University of Washington researchers developed GlucoScreen for early detection of prediabetes through a smartphone.
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Butterfly Inspired: The World's Lightest Paint Offers Eco-Friendly Alternative to Pigment-Based Paint
University of Central Florida researcher Debashis Chanda has developed the world's lightest paint inspired by butterflies.
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NASA Wants Its Aerospace Technologies to Hit 'Home Run' by Using Baseballs!
NASA wants to advance its aerospace technologies with the help of baseballs. Space plus baseballs, what could possibly go wrong? NASA, the space exploration giant, is now using baseballs to advance aerospace technologies.
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Europe Aims to Soon Deploy EV Charging Stations Every 37 Miles
The European Parliament will roll out electric and hydrogen charging points across the region. In a bid to reduce carbon emissions, the European Parliament and member states have agreed to roll out electric and hydrogen charging points across the region over the next few years, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Spain Creates Its Own Space Agency—Adios to ESA?
Spain has created its own space agency despite being a part of the ESA. The Spanish government has announced the approval of a new Royal Decree for the creation of the Spanish Space Agency, a public body that will be attached to the Ministries of Science and Innovation and Defense.
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OpenAI May Reportedly Launch GPT-5 in 2023 With "Exceptional" Human-Like Skills
A tech developer claims that GPT-5 is coming soon and will be more human-like this time. OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company that launched the wildly popular ChatGPT, may reportedly launch GPT-5 by the end of 2023, according to Siqi Chen, a tech entrepreneur and developer.
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Missouri Senator's Push for US TikTok Ban Blocked by Fellow Republican
Missouri Senator Josh Hawley's push for a Senate vote to ban TikTok has been blocked by a fellow Republican.
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Listen to Joe Rogan's Podcast for Smart, Effective Health Tips
Health podcasts are rising, and Joe Rogan has several episodes that can give intelligent health tips.
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TikTok Labels for Russian State Propaganda Accounts Are Inconsistent, Study Claims
Researchers at the Alliance for Securing Democracy found that Tiktok's labeling of Russian state propaganda has been inconsistent.
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Astronomers Locate One of the Biggest Black Holes Ever—30 Billion Times Larger Than the Sun!
Gravitational lensing uncovered one of the biggest black holes ever found which is over 30 billion times bigger than our Sun.
Tekken 8's New Trailer Reveals Jun Kazama Alive—Playable Again After More Than 10 Years!
Tekken 8's new gameplay trailer reveals that Jun Kazama, Jin's mother, will be playable in the upcoming game.
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NASA's Chandra X-ray Captures Powerful Winds Shaping Nearby Galaxy
NASA's Chandra X-ray observed a powerful galactic wind from a nearby galaxy. NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory has been used in a new study to explore the effects of powerful winds launched from the center of a nearby galaxy called NGC 253.
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US Energy Department Unveils New Strategy to Expand Offshore Wind Energy
The Biden administration hopes to construct 30 gigawatts of offshore wind energy by 2030. The US Energy Department has announced a new strategy to significantly expand offshore wind energy as part of its efforts to combat climate change, according to a report by AP on Wednesday, March 29.
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Intense Radiation Burst Sweeps the Solar System, NASA Says It's The Brightest Of All Time!
NASA is currently studying an intense gamma-ray burst that is dubbed the "brightest of all time."
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Colorful Alternative for ACs: These Rainbow Films Keep Cars, Buildings Cool When Exposed to Sunlight
Scientists have introduced a cooler and more colorful alternative to air conditioning units! As temperatures continue to soar, air conditioning units remain a go-to solution for beating the heat.
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Google Search Will Introduce Extreme Heat Alerts To Keep Users ‘Cool’ for the Summer!
Extreme heat alerts will soon appear in Google Search. Google wants its users to stay "cool" for the summer! The tech giant is taking steps to help communities prepare for and adapt to the effects of rising heat with a series of new initiatives.
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Spera Seals $10M Funding To Expand Identity Security Posture Management Solution
Spera has sealed $10 million in seed funding from YL Ventures, along with a number of prominent angel investors and entrepreneurs.
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New Zealand-based Dreadnort Boats Introduce Futuristic, Multi-Use Pod
New Zealand-based Dreadnort Boats offers a futuristic multi-used pod starting at around $61,000. A multipurpose movable building known as the POD has recently been introduced by the New Zealand-based Dreadnort Boats firm, which is well-known for its boats, according to a report by NewAtlas.
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Airbus Achieves In-Flight Autonomous Control of Drone Using Tanker Plane
Airbus has successfully directed and controlled a drone autonomously while in flight using an A310 MRTT.
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Astronomers Find Jupiter-Sized Cannonball Planet 3 Times Denser Than Earth
Astronomers discovered a massive exoplanet three times denser than Earth and nine times that of Jupiter.
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These Plastic Electronics Were Developed With an Unlikely, Hot Material—Was It Volcanic Spring Water?
This vital component for modern tech was created with volcanic spring water! Get ready to be amazed by the latest breakthrough in the world of plastic production!Researchers from the esteemed University of Tsukuba have just discovered a new and incredibly sustainable way of creating polyaniline (PANI), a vital plastic component used in many modern technologies, as per a report from TechXplore.
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Caltech Scientists Develop 'Smart' Bandages to Monitor, Treat Target Wounds
Caltech Scientists created smart bandages that can monitor wounds in real-time and medicate them properly.
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Majority of Jobs in US, EU May Be Impacted by AI, New Study Claims
Studies by OpenAI and Goldman Sachs found AI could impact up to 80% of the US workforce. The rise of new artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has forever changed the landscape of our daily lives with its presence in almost all industries.
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US Highway Safety Regulators Probe Tesla Seat Belt Issues for Model X SUVs
Tesla faces yet another investigation by the NHTSA for faulty seat belts in 50,000 Model X SUVs, The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched yet another investigation into Tesla vehicles, this time focusing on complaints that the seat belts may not hold people in a crash, as per a report from AP.
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2024 Paris Olympics: French Lawmakers to Vote on Controversial Bill Legalizing AI-Powered Surveillance
France may temporarily legalize the use of AI-powered surveillance systems for the 2024 Paris Olympics
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World First: Researchers Link Dementia to Brain Damage Caused by High Blood Pressure
For the first time ever, researchers identified brain damages caused by high blood pressure that may lead to dementia.
