Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Super Bowl 2023 Ad Features Campaign to Ban Tesla's Full Self-Driving System
The Dawn Project's ad was aired in the Super Bowl alleging safety flaws in Tesla's FSD. Safety advocacy group The Dawn Project aired its campaign against Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system in one of the largest events of the year, the Super Bowl, reported first by TechCrunch on Sunday, Feb.
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South Korea's Rebellions Inc Looks to Challenge Nvidia in AI Chip Dominance
South Korean start-up Rebellions Inc introduced a new AI chip in hopes of helping the country establish a local market.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Eyes a Cannibal Galaxy Resembling the Milky Way
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope helped astronomers discover a cannibal galaxy that mirrors the early stages of the Milky Way.
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US Air Force Banks on Autonomous Flying Robotic Multi-Engine Jets
The US Air Force awarded a contract to Reliable Robotics to explore the automation of multi-engine transport jets.
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The World's First 3D-Printed Superyacht with Solar Wings Design Unveiled
Joseph Forakis unveiled the design of "PEGASUS 88m" - the world's first 3D-printed superyacht.
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Saudi Arabia Introduces 'Sara' - First-Ever AI Robot that Speaks Arabic
Saudi Arabia makes history with "Sara," the first-ever robot that speaks Arabic. Saudi Arabia makes history after introducing "Sara", the first-ever robot that speaks Arabic and performs popular local dances, according to a report by the state news agency SPA.
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Russian Cargo Ship Delivers Food, Supplies, Experiments to the ISS
An uncrewed robotic Russian craft delivered almost three tons of food, fuel, and scientific experiments for the Expedition 68 crew.
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North American Employment of Robots Increased in 2022 Due to Labor Shortage
Due to labor shortages, businesses in North America ordered more robots in 2022. North American companies have employed more robots in 2022 than ever before due to labor shortages.
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Scientists Create Sea Creature-Inspired Robots To Explore Extraterrestrial Oceans
Scientists created underwater robots inspired by mysterious zooplankton that could explore extraterrestrial oceans someday.
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NASA Captures Satellite View of Devastating Turkey-Syria Earthquake
NASA captured satellite images of the Turkey-Syria earthquake to show the extent of its damages. NASA's Earth Observatory captured satellite images of the devastating Turkey-Syria earthquake that occurred on Feb.
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US Blacklists Chinese Entities Linked to Beijing's Aerospace Programs Following Spy Balloon Takedown
The US blacklisted six Chinese entities that it claims are linked to Beijing's Aerospace in response to the alleged spy balloon sighting.
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Google's Search Engine Head Warns Against 'Hallucinating' AI Chatbots
The head of Google's search engine cautioned about the disadvantages of having too much reliance on AI chatbots.
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US Fighter Jet Takes Down Unknown Object Off Alaska Coast
President Joe Biden ordered the US military to take down an unknown object flying off Alaska's coast.
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Archaeologists Uncover the Collapse of an Ancient Empire from 3,200-year-old Trees in Turkey
Archaeologists uncovered the collapse of an ancient empire from the Late Bronze Age. According to a report by National Geographic, archaeologists have uncovered the collapse of an ancient empire from the Late Bronze Age after studying 3,200-year-old trees in Turkey.
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NASA Uses AI to Design Spacecraft, Mission Hardware that Looks Like Weird Bones
NASA turned to AI to design spacecraft parts that resemble weird bones. NASA employed the advancements of artificial intelligence to design spacecraft and mission hardware that weighs less and tolerate higher structural loads.
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NASA's NuSTAR Telescope Captures Hidden Light Coming from the Sun
NASA's NuStar Telescope unravels the hidden light on our Sun. The Sun is one of the brightest objects in space but even with all of its shining glory, the naked eye cannot see some of its lights.
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OpenAI's ChatGPT Can Almost Pass the US Medical Licensing Exam - New Study Finds
A new study found that OpenAi's ChatGPT can almost pass the United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE).
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Danish Firm Plans to Integrate AI into its Robotic Blade Maintenance Technology
Danish Firm Rope Robotics plans to integrate AI into its robotic blade maintenance tech set for the 2024 release.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures Enigmatic Features in Saturn's Rings
Hubble captured a new "spoke season" in Saturn, where enigmatic features appear on its rings.
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DJI's New Mini 2 SE Drone Is Faster, Cheaper Than Ever
DJI has unveiled the new Mini 2 SE drone, which is faster and cheaper compared to previous versions.
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Twitter Draws Ire of EU Officials for Failure To Provide Full Misinformation Report
EU officials are not happy that Twitter could not present a complete report on its efforts to combat disinformation.
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[WATCH] Sun's Strong Solar Flare Knocks Out Shortwave Radio in Pacific Ocean
A strong solar flare momentarily knocked out shortwave radio communication in the Pacific Ocean on Feb. 7.
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Australia’s Defense Department To Remove Chinese-made Surveillance Cameras
The Australian government announced that it would be taking down Chinese-made surveillance cameras in several departments.
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Astronomers Discover New Ring System in Our Solar System
Astronomers found a new ring system around a dwarf planet on the edge of our Solar System. An international group of astronomers has found a new ring system around a dwarf planet hailing from the edge of our Solar System.
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Researchers Develop 'Fairness' Algorithms to Reduce AI Bias, Ensure Privacy
Biased algorithms are a key issue in AI, but researchers aim to address this through "fairness" algorithms.
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NASA, Volunteers Discover Reddest Free-Floating Brown Dwarf 'CWISE 0506' Similar to Jupiter
Volunteers help NASA spot one of the reddest space objects ever found, similar to Jupiter. NASA's planet-finding project called 'The Backyard Worlds: Planet 9' just saw one the of "reddest" objects ever seen in space thanks to the keen vision of its volunteers! (Photo : William Pendrill/ NASA)NASA's planet-finding project The Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 found a space object similar to Jupiter with the reddest "colors" ever observed for such objects.
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Archaeologists Discover Oldest Workshop in Ethiopia Dating Back to Over 1.2 Million Years Ago
Archaeologists found the oldest workshop production of obsidian bifaces from more than 1.2 million years ago.
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Tesla's Bitcoin Purchase Anniversary: How the Automaker Went From $1.5 Billion Holdings to $225 Million
Tesla's current bitcoin holdings are only worth $225 million, that's 33% less than the value of its purchase in 2021.
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US Space Force Reports Break up of Mysterious Russian Satellite That Produced Cloud of Space Debris
The US Space Force confirmed that a Russian satellite disintegrated into orbit and produced 85 fragments of space debris.
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North Korean Hackers Steal Record-Breaking Virtual Assets in 2022, According to UN Experts
UN experts claim North Korean hackers plundered record-breaking virtual assets in 2022 to fund weapons programs.
