Articles by Joaquin Victor Tacla
Google's AI Tool Imagen Lets You Generate High-Res Videos from a Text-Prompt
This new AI tool lets you generate high-definition videos from a text-prompt! AI-generated artwork has been on the rise lately. Tools such as DALL-E, MidJourney, and Stable Diffusion are already changing the landscape of art, as more people can generate digital artworks with mere text prompts.
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Biden Says IBM's $20 Billion Investment Will Give US Tech Leverage Against China
IBM's $20 billion investment in the Hudson River Valley of New York will boost the US in gaining tech leverage against China, according to Biden.
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SpaceX's Crew-5 Astronauts Finally Reaches the International Space Station After a Successful Launch
Despite being delayed twice, SpaceX's Crew-5 mission has finally reached its destination! The most recent NASA astronaut mission from SpaceX has finally reached its destination despite being delayed twice.
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[WATCH] Chinese Drone Flies with an Armed Robot Dog - Is it For Military?
A Chinese drone was seen carrying an armed robot dog and setting it down on land in a one-minute video posted on Weibo.
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[LOOK] NASA James Webb Images Dazzle in New X-Ray Light from Chandra
These new Webb images combine Chandra's x-ray vision and Webb's infrared sensitivity. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope made cosmic waves last summer when it released its first full-color images.
[WATCH] Drone Captures Orca Whales Devouring a Great White Shark in World-First Footage
A group of researchers has captured the world's first footage of killer whales hunting a shark.
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Russia Praises Elon Musk's Peace Proposal on Ukraine Conflict
Kremlin is delighted with Musk's four-point plan on how to end the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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NASA Astronaut Captures an Ancient Lava Flow from the ISS
An astronaut aboard the ISS has captured an aerial view of the ancient lava flow known as Carrizozo Malpa.
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AI Bill of Rights: US Introduces Guidelines for Responsible Use of Ai
The US has unveiled a bill of rights for artificial intelligence one year in the making. Even though few US laws require companies to limit AI-based monitoring, the White House on Tuesday announced a set of principles to encourage businesses to develop and deploy AI more responsibly.
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Scientists Discover That Wax Worm Saliva Could Easily Degrade Plastic Bags
Scientists claim that a wax worm's saliva can quickly break down plastic bags. The saliva of wax worms, which are moth larvae that infest beehives, has been found to have enzymes that quickly degrade plastic bags, according to a report by The Guardian.
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International Hacktivists Are Cyberattacking Iran In Support of Widespread Protests
International hacktivists such as Anonymous have been attacking Iran authorities amid protests against the "morality police."
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World's Largest Compressed Air Energy Storage Plant is Now Up and Running in China
.The world's largest compressed air energy storage plant is now connected to a local grid in Northern China.
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US Will Levy More Restrictions on China's AI and Supercomputing Firms
The new restrictions reportedly aim to reduce China's capacity to develop advanced military weapons.
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Elon Musk Proposes Ukraine-Russia Peace, Receives Backfire From Volodymyr Zelensky
Elon Musk proposed a Ukraine-Russia peace plan on Twitter, but it received a backfire from Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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A US Startup is Using Microbes to Eat Oil and Produce Clean, Cheap Hydrogen
US Startup Cemvita Factory claims to have developed an innovative process of generating clean "gold" hydrogen.
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Cyberhackers Leak Massive Database of Students from LA School District
Cyberhackers leaked the database of the second-largest public school system in the US after the school district refused to pay a ransom.
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NASA James Webb's Deep Field Image May Have Captured the Earliest Stars, Astronomers Say
Astronomers may have found the earliest stars in the universe thanks to James Webb's deep field image.
Bruce Willis' Agent Refutes Claims that He Sold His Face to AI Deepfake
Bruce Willis' agent has denied claims that the actor sold his image rights to deepfake company "Deepcake."
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SpaceX Will Proceed with Crew-5 Astronaut Launch on Wednesday
SpaceX will finally launch the Crew-5 mission after being delayed by Hurricane Ian. Despite facing a few issues, SpaceX's Crew-5 astronaut mission will still launch right on schedule on Wednesday, Oct.
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Engineers Produce 'World's Whitest Paint' in Thinner Version Perfect for Cars, Planes
The world's whitest paint is now thinner and lighter, perfect for cars, planes, and trains! The world's whitest paint, which can reflect almost 98% of incoming sunlight and has enormous potential in terms of energy efficiency for buildings, was created last year by Purdue University engineers.
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Australian Scientists Are Using AI and 3D X-Rays to Stop Wildlife Crime
Australian scientists recently discovered that 3D X-ray technology and AI could be used to prevent wildlife trafficking.
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Nobel Prize Season Has Arrived: Here's What Your Need to Know About the Prizes
October is not just for Halloween, but it is also for Nobel Prize. Here's everything you need to know about the prizes!
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[LOOK] Here's a Roundup of NASA's Best Space Photos This Week!
From an epic asteroid impact to a swirling hurricane seen from ISS, NASA has given us exciting space photos this week!
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How to Enable Fall Detection on Apple Watch Series 8
Did you know Apple Watch Series 8 can detect your falls? Here's how you can enable it. The Apple Watch Series 8 keeps all the functionality offered in earlier versions.
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Smiths Crinkle Cut Salt & Vinegar Chips Recalled Due to Possible Plastic Contamination
Smiths Crinkle Cut Salt & Vinegar Chips have been recalled in NSW and Queensland due to fears that they may contain plastic fragments.
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Firefly's Alpha Rockets Spreads its Wings For the First Time
Firefly's Alpha rocket finally spread its wings on Saturday after a successful launch. A rocket has finally spread its wings as it took off to the skies! In a flawless test flight on Saturday, Oct.
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NASA's Nuclear-Powered Dragonfly Helicopter Will Explore Saturn's Biggest Moon 'Titan'
Is there life on Saturn's moon? NASA's nuclear-powered quadcopter Dragonfly will have to find that out soon!
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Australian Authorities Demand that Optus Pay Costs on Massive Data Breach
Australian authorities are demanding Optus pay the cost to reissue licenses and passports stolen from the massive data breach.
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Catch October's Epic Partial Solar Eclipse 6 Days Before Halloween - Where to Watch?
Halloween is around the corner, but before that, an epic solar eclipse will spook the skies! Find out where to watch.
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Google Disables Google Translate in China - Why?
Google has disabled access to Google Translate in some parts of China, directing users to Hong Kong's domain site.
