Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Social Media Users That Share a Lot Aren’t Concerned With Accuracy, MIT Study Finds
Social media users may not be so keen on verifying what they share online, according to a new MIT study.
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Boston Dynamics Robot Dogs Take Center Stage at Coperni Fashion Show
Coperni partnered with Boston Dynamics for the first ever fashion show to feature robot dogs. Parisian fashion house Coperni made history by partnering with Boston Dynamics for the world's first-ever fashion show featuring robot dogs as the stars, as reported first by The Guardian.
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US Army Tests Novel Cutting-edge Parachute Tech, Airdrops Military Trucks
The US Army is currently testing a new parachute cargo-drop system in Arizona. The US Army is currently testing a new parachute cargo-drop system that promises to deliver soldiers and their equipment to the drop zone more efficiently.
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AI Ushers in New Breakthroughs in Breast Cancer Screening
Advancements in AI may just be ushering in new breakthroughs in breast cancer screening. Early results have shown that advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are beginning to make breakthroughs in breast cancer screening.
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NASA Spots Unusual Polka Dots in Sand Dunes on Mars
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter recently captured an intriguing image of sand dunes on Mars,
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Scientists Employ Laser Tech for Quick Identification of Bacteria in Fluids
Scientists created a new method using a laser to identify bacteria in fluids in just a few minutes. A team of researchers from Stanford University has employed laser technology to identify bacteria in a drop of blood, mucus, wastewater, and other fluids in just a matter of minutes.
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FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Can Only Use Flip Phone without Internet After Insider Trading Allegations
Bankman-Fried was accused of insider trading and has been restricted to a flip phone with no internet.
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New Senate Bill Seeks Better Health Data Protection Following Roe v. Wade Reversal
Democrat senators seek to protect the sensitive health data of Americans in a newly proposed bill. US Democrat senators introduced a new bill that aims to better protect the health data of Americans.
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Astronomers Discover Baby Star Near the Milky Way's Monstrous Black Hole
Astronomers discovered a baby star near the Milky Way's supermassive black hole. Scientists have discovered the heaviest and youngest newborn star ever found in the black hole located at the heart of the Milky Way galaxy.
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Mississippi Senate Approves Bill Restricting Electric Car Makers, New Brick-and-Mortar Dealerships
The bill requires EV manufacturers from opening new brick-and-mortar dealerships in Mississippi. The Mississippi Senate has passed a bill aimed at restricting electric car manufacturers from opening new brick-and-mortar dealerships in the state, reported first by AP on Friday, March 3.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Catches 'Jellyfish' in Galactic Seascape
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured a jellyfish galaxy called JO201. NASA's iconic Hubble Space Telescope just caught a "jellyfish" in a galactic seascape! This recent Hubble image shows a galaxy nicknamed the "jellyfish galaxy," characterized by trailing tentacles of stars suspended in the darkness of space.
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US Air Force Awards Boeing With $1.2 Billion Contract To Construct E-7A Weapon System
The US Air Force awarded a $1.2 billion contract to Boeing to develop the new E-7A weapon system. The US Air Force has awarded a $1. 2 billion contract to Boeing for the development of new models of their E-7 Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) aircraft.
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Scientists Discover Hidden Chamber in the Great Pyramid of Giza
Scientists uncover a previously hidden chamber in the Great Pyramid of Giza. A previously unidentified chamber in the Cheops pyramid of Giza has been found by an international research team.
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US Lawmakers Express Concerns Over AI but Are Yet To Enforce Federal Law
AI is on the rise, but US officials are yet to establish federal law on regulating this tech. Members of the US Congress have expressed concern about artificial intelligence (AI) but are yet to introduce legislation to regulate its use, reported first by The New York Times.
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NASA Develops New Quantum Detector that May Transform the Future of Quantum Computers
NASA developed a new quantum detector that may transform quantum computing. NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and Caltech developed a quantum detector called Performance-Enhanced Array for Counting Optical Quanta (PEACOQ) that can measure individual photons of light with an accuracy of 100 trillionths of a second at a rate of 1.
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Online Counseling Service BetterHelp Shared Users' Private Health Data, According to FTC
BetterHelp allegedly shared users' private health data, according to FTC. BetterHelp, an online counseling service, has agreed to settle with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) by returning $7.
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This Hansel and Gretel Inspired Rover Will Use 'Breadcrumbs' to Explore Caves on Mars
A classic fairytale inspires a scientific mission to explore caves on Mars and beyond. Researchers from the University of Arizona have developed a new technology that uses the breadcrumbs method trick to guide robots through unusual environments, such as caves on Mars, drawing inspiration from the classic fairytale Hansel and Gretel.
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NTT DATA's New Tech Processes Real-time Data from 30 Million Cars to Reduce Traffic Congestions, CO2 Emissions
NTT DATA's new tech can process real-time data from around 30 million connected cars. NTT DATA, a Japanese multinational tech company, introduced a new tech that can process real-time data of millions of cars to reduce traffic congestion and CO2 emissions, as per a press release.
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MIT Researchers Create Automated Design System that Seeks Human Feedback
The new approach ensures AI-Human interaction in generating new objects. Structural materials can be produced in novel shapes that were previously impractical with the rise of modern tools such as 3D printers.
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TikTok Limits Daily Screen Time of Users Under 18 to 60 Minutes
TikTok has set a 60-minute screen time limit for users under 18. Scrolling through your TikTok fyp can be quite addictive as it presents you with the most trending videos on the platform and topics that are close to your interests.
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NASA Scientists Map Carbon of 10 Billion African Dryland Trees
NASA used AI and satellite photos to map carbon of over 10 billion trees in Africa. NASA scientists scanned over 10 billion individual trees in Africa's drylands using commercial, high-resolution satellite pictures and artificial intelligence (AI) to estimate the amount of carbon stored outside of the continent's vast tropical forests.
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First-ever Artificial Energy Island ‘Princess Elisabeth’ Set To Be Installed in the North Sea
The world's first artificial energy island will be built soon in the North Sea. The first artificial energy island in the world will be built by Belgian companies DEME and Jan De Nul.
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Hexa Raises $20.5 Million for 3D Asset Business
3D asset business Hexa raises $20.5 million in Series A round. Hexa, a business platform for 3D asset visualization and management, recently revealed that Point72 Ventures, Samurai Incubate, Sarona Partners, and HTC had invested $20.
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Water Filter Machine May Soon Generate Electricity With This New Invention
Korean researchers created a cutting-edge membrane that can simultaneously produce energy and filter drinking water.
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Biden Admin Unveils Cybersecurity Framework to Address Borderless Cyber Threats
The Biden admin introduced a cybersecurity strategy against "transnational' and "borderless" cyber threats.
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Metal Detectorists Unearth 2,000-Year-old Bronze Nude Figure With Oversized Phallus
Metal detectorists uncovered a 2,000-year-old bronze figure donning an oversized phallus. Metal detectorists are often digging the earth to uncover some interesting finds.
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NASA's Upcoming Roman Space Telescope to Rewind Universe, Solve Cosmic Mysteries
NASA's upcoming Roman Space Telescope is set to rewind the universe's clock and solve its mysteries.
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Study Claims Taking Vitamin D May Help Prevent Dementia
Vitamin D may prevent dementia, according to a new large-scale study. Taking a D may just be the answer to prevent another D! A new, large-scale study claims that consuming vitamin D supplements may help prevent dementia.
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Electric Vehicles Under $40,000: Edmunds Lists Most Affordable EVs for 2023
EVs are on the rise and can be very pricey, but these cars are under $40,000! Electric vehicles are on the rise as demand for green energy in automobiles increases due to climate change concerns.
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China Says EU's Ban on TikTok Undermines Business Confidence
China said that the EU's TikTok ban will erode business confidence among the global community. China claims that preventing official European Union institutions from using TikTok will undermine business confidence in Europe, which also follows a string of bans from several countries, according to a report by AP on Wednesday, March 1.
