Articles by Joaquin Victor Tacla
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Laughing AI: Scientists Are Teaching a Robot to Laugh at Jokes at the Right Time
Scientists have designed an AI to teach a robot how to laugh and connect naturally with humans. Robots are not particularly designed to have an understanding of humor since they were made to do repetitive and dull tasks.
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SpaceX Starlink Expands Internet Services to Antarctica
SpaceX Starlink is now available on every continent after reaching Antarctica. A rigorous remote-service test is being conducted for SpaceX's Starlink broadband constellation, and it has recently started its internet services in the chilly continent of Antarctica.
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Google DeepMind Scientists Claim that AI Could Destroy Humanity; Are You Buying It?
AI may have gone too far and could endanger humanity, according to DeepMind scientists. AI has advanced throughout the years - from protein folding, art generating, and talking to a dead loved one - its endless capabilities.
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Scientists Will Activate The 'Most Powerful Laser' in the US Later This Week
Scientists claim that this new device will be one of the most powerful laser systems in the world and the highest peak power laser in the US.
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Harvard Expert Believes that Mark Zuckerberg is Failing Meta
Mark Zuckerberg has lost his way in driving his company, Meta, according to a Harvard expert. Mark Zuckerberg has "really lost his way," and is driving his firm Meta toward ruin, according to Bill George, a senior fellow at Harvard Business School.
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Germany and Japan Follow the US in Abandoning Destructive Anti-Satellite Tests
Germany and Japan followed the US and other countries in pledging to abandon destructive anti-satellite tests that could result in harmful space debris.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures a 'Galactic Connection' Between Two Spiral Galaxies
Hubble seems to have captured a galactic display of affection between two spiral galaxies overlapping each other.
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Richest Man in Ukraine is Helping His Country's War Against Russia by Producing Portable Steel War Shelters
A Ukrainian billionaire is currently building portable steel war capsules that can resist impacts from 150-millimeter rounds.
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GM's Cruise Will Develop its Own Chips to Power Fully Autonomous Vehicles
GM's Cruise pulls off a Tesla after announcing that it will develop its own chips to power the company's self-driving cars.
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Police Finds Kidnapped Baby With the Help of Apple Airpods
Police were able to find a kidnapped baby by tracking the mother's AirPods left in the vehicle.
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Elon Musk Decries Twitter for Supposedly Suppressing His Tweets - Calls Out CEO Parag Agrawal
Elon Musk has called the attention of Twitter and CEO Parag Agrawal for supposedly suppressing his tweets.
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North Korean Hackers Steal Nearly $1 Billion Worth of Crypto From DeFi Protocols
DeFi protocols have lost $1 billion worth of crypto from North Korean hackers, according to TradingPlatforms.com.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Captures the Sharpest, Most Detailed Image of the Orion Nebula
The Orion Nebula is known as the '"picture book of star creation;" James Webb has captured the sharpest and most detailed images of this star factory.
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NASA'S Hubble and Chandra Xray Revives a Dead Star Back to its Original Form Before its Violent Explosion
NASA had found a way to trace the original form of a star before it exploded and died. Even though scientists have observed the remains of numerous stars that have exploded in the Milky Way and adjacent galaxies, it is frequently challenging to pinpoint the exact timing of the star's death.
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NASA Further Delays Artemis I Launch Date by Sept. 27 at Earliest, Oct. 2 for Backup
NASA Artemis 1's launch date was further delayed to Sept. 27 and Oct. 2 for backup. NASA will have to further postpone the launch date of Artemis 1's moon rocket for at least another four days.
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China Claims Nearly 9,000 of its 'Little Giants' Will Surpass the US Into Becoming a Bigger Tech Powerhouse l What Are Little Giants?
China looks to outpace the US into becoming a bigger tech giant with its 9,000 "Little Giants."
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China is Developing a Supersonic Anti-Ship Missile that Can Swim and Fly
China will develop a boron-powered supersonic anti-ship missile, which makes it run quicker and further than any conventional torpedo.
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#TechCEO Meet Onyekachi Izukanne, The Man Behind African Retail Aggregator 'TradeDepot'
Izukanne is the CEO and co-founder of one of Africa's largest retail aggregators TradeDepot. How does it work?
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Disney Will Create a Series Based on an Ancient Indian Poem 'Mahabharata,' The Longest Poem Ever Written!
Disney will be adapting an Indian epic called "Mahabharata," the longest poem ever written in history.
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Researchers Develop 3D Printed Glasses That Could Help Color Blind People
Researchers have 3D-printed spectacles that would help color blind people. A group of researchers from Khalifa University has developed a novel wearable tech that may be useful for people who are color blind.
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Astrophysicist Claims that We Will Discover Life Beyond the Solar System in 25 Years
Is there life on Mars? Is there life beyond the solar system? We might find that out after 25 years, according to a researcher.
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US Defense Agency is Developing its own Small Military Vertical-Takeoff Aircraft 'ANCILLARY'
US DARPA is currently creating a plane that can take off inclement weather from ship flight decks and populated areas.
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SpaceX Fires Off 52nd Successful Falcon 9 Rocket in 52 Weeks
SpaceX has successfully launched its most challenging commercial flights after firing its 52nd Falcon 9 rocket.
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Iran Seizes Unmanned US Navy Vessels, Reveals Pentagon's Use of AI and Sea Drones in Patrolling Gulf Region
Iran has recently seized US Navy vessels that brought into light the Pentagon's use of sea drones and AI for policing the Gulf Region.
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Biden-Harris Administration Will Reduce Geothermal Energy Costs by 90%
The Biden-Harris has declared an ambitious objective to widen geothermal energy usage and gradually reduce the US' reliance on fossil fuels.
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Massive Blobs Located in Earth's Mantle Could be a 'Diamond Factory,' According to Scientists
Scientists find two odd massive blobs under Africa and the Pacific Ocean, which could be a diamond breeding ground!
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NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Snaps A Field of Stunning Dunes on Martian Surface
NASA has captured intriguing shapes of the Red Planet's dunes. The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's HiRISE camera captured this intriguing image of a field of stunning dunes known as barchan dunes, as reported first by Universe Today.
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US Will Encourage Other Countries to Abandon Destructive Anti-Satellite Tests, According to VP Harris
Vice President Harris said the US would soon encourage other countries to stop conducting harmful anti-satellite tests.
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Roblox's Game Developers Will Receive $500,000 Each to Expand the Game Into New Heights
Roblox will give several game developers $500,000 to expand the game to new heights. A new round of funding has been announced by Roblox for the creators of its cutting-edge games.
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This Next-gen Coffe Machine Uses Coffee Balls Instead of Capsules
Migros' coffee machine seeks to balance the ease of capsules and the environmental benefits of grinding coffee.
