Articles by John Lopez
Customer Protection Agency Raises Alarm Over Inadequate Responses from Banks' Generative AI Chatbots
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has issued a warning about the use of generative AI chatbots by banks, citing customer complaints regarding delayed and unclear responses.
Netflix's Password-Sharing Crackdown Prompts Record-Breaking Subscriber Surge: Report
Netflix's crackdown on password sharing in the United States has led to a surge in new subscriber sign-ups, surpassing the growth seen during the early days of the Covid pandemic.
Puzzle Game 'Bold Moves;' Plus Joins Apple Arcade Library; 'Jetpack Joyride 2,' 'Kimono Cats' Receive Updates
"Bold Moves Plus," a captivating fusion of puzzle and word gameplay, has joined Apple Arcade's library, providing puzzle game fans with an exciting new experience.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Unveils Surprising Two-Disc Format for PS5 Release, More Info Here
Square Enix's highly anticipated "Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth" for the PlayStation 5 is set to release in early 2024 and will be shipped on two discs, harkening back to the original game's multi-disc format.
Robinhood Drops 3 Crypto Tokens Amid SEC's Crackdown: Solana, Polygon, Cardano to Be Delisted
Robinhood, the popular fintech trading app, has announced that it will remove support for Solana, Cardano, and Polygon cryptocurrencies from its platform effective June 27.
Transplanted Stem Cells Repair Damaged Heart Muscle in Pigs; Hints at Groundbreaking Cure
The study focused on regenerating heart tissue damaged by oxygen deprivation, potentially revolutionizing the treatment of heart failure in humans.
Apple TVOS 17 Will Now Unblock Limitless Content With Third-Party VPN Apps
This update lets users download and install VPN apps directly onto their devices, providing enhanced privacy and access to geographically restricted content.
Google Street View Cars Are Back in Germany With New Data Privacy Regulations
Google Maps Street View is coming back to Germany after a hiatus of over a decade. Despite previous privacy concerns and legal challenges, Google plans to resume capturing updated imagery of German landscapes and urban centers starting from June 22.
US President Biden, UK PM Sunak Accelerate Clean Energy Transition With Latest Agreement
United States President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak have signed the historic "Atlantic Declaration," solidifying their commitment to strengthening economic ties and advancing the clean energy transition.
Deepfake Attack Ad: DeSantis Campaign Deploys AI-Generated Images of Trump Kissing Fauci
A group supporting Ron DeSantis has used AI-generated deepfake images in an attack ad against Donald Trump.
Google Unveils Plan to Stay Secured With AI in Latest Security Framework
The framework aims to ensure that basic security controls are implemented to protect against potential vulnerabilities and malicious attacks.
Space Travel Poses Dangerous Health Risks for Astronauts, Brain Scans Reveal
The study focused on the effects of prolonged space travel on the human brain and found significant expansion in the brain's ventricles in astronauts who completed missions lasting at least six months.
Adobe Introduces AI Subscription Services, Assures Legal Protection, Content Generation Across Products
Adobe Inc is set to revolutionize the industry with its new AI subscription services. These generative AI tools will generate text and image content based on user prompts across Adobe's product lineup.
Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Twitter Under EU Scrutiny for Misleading Crypto Asset Promotion
European consumer group BEUC has lodged a complaint against Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Twitter, accusing them of facilitating the misleading promotion of crypto assets.
Google Drive Ends Support for Windows 8 & 8.1 Desktop App: Time to Upgrade
Google has announced the discontinuation of support for its desktop app on Windows 8 and Windows 8.1, urging users to upgrade to Windows 10 to avoid service interruptions and continue syncing files with Google Drive.
Google, Meta Accused of 'Bullying Tactics' by Canadian PM Over News Publisher Support
Google and Meta are in disagreement with the Canadian government over the proposed "Online News Act." The bill, aimed at regulating tech companies and supporting news publishers.
Job Listing, Insider Leaks Hint Next-Gen Nintendo Console on the Horizon
A recent job listing for an embedded system developer in Kyoto has sparked speculation about the development of the next-generation Nintendo Switch console.
Gen Z Invests in Cryptocurrency More Than Anybody; Here's Why Experts Say It's a Bad Thing
Cryptocurrency has become the preferred investment choice for Gen Z investors, driven by technological advancements, social media influence, and accessible investment opportunities.
Streamline Daily Tasks with iPhone Automation and Apple Shortcuts App
Discover the incredible capabilities of the Shortcuts app on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. This powerful tool empowers users to create personalized shortcuts and automation, simplifying their daily tasks and boosting productivity.
Valve Confirms Players Can Refund 'Counter-Strike 2' Weapons Bought in Error
Valve has announced that players will be able to refund weapons in the upcoming release of Counter-Strike 2, a departure from the no-refunds policy in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
Russian Hacker Group Strikes British Firms, Demands Ransom After Breach Affecting Thousands
Clop has stolen the personal details of over 100,000 employees and issued an urgent ransom demand, threatening to release the stolen data if not paid.
Black Mirror Creator Reveals 'Meh' Encounter with ChatGPT While Crafting New Episode
Charlie Brooker, the creator of "Black Mirror," shares his experience with AI-powered software and its influence on his storytelling. In an interview, he discusses his disappointment with ChatGPT's lack of originality and emphasizes the importance of human creativity.
F-16 Pilot Describes Encounter as Cessna Crashes on Restricted Airspace
A private plane, Cessna Citation, violated restricted airspace over Washington, prompting an F-16 pilot to intercept the aircraft. Tragically, the Cessna crashed in Virginia.
Apple iOS 17 Beta Access Accidentally Made Public, Sparking Buzz, Caution
Apple's highly anticipated iOS 17 beta, initially intended for developers, was accidentally made available to all users.
NASA Boosts Over 200 Space Sector Small Business With $45 Million Funding
NASA has announced its plan to provide $45 million in funding to over 200 small businesses in the space sector.
Meta's Oversight Board Report Reveals Progress in Transparency, Calls for Further Improvements
Meta's Oversight Board has released its annual report, highlighting the progress made by Meta in improving transparency and addressing recommendations.
Scientists Discover Neurotoxins in Ant Stings Comparable to Snake, Scorpion Venom
Researchers from the University of Queensland have made a groundbreaking discovery, revealing the presence of neurotoxins in ant stings similar to those found in venomous creatures like snakes and scorpions.
Google AI Teams Up With Virtual Travel Agent for Personalized Hotel Suggestions
Google and Priceline have teamed up to revolutionize travel planning by integrating Google's AI technology into Priceline's platform. This collaboration will offer users personalized hotel suggestions and a sophisticated chatbot acting as a personal concierge.
Best Tips to Free Up Space in Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos
From deleting unnecessary attachments and emptying junk folders to utilizing Google One subscriptions, these tips will help users maximize their online storage and organize their digital files.
Steam Implements EU's Pricing Transparency Directive, Discloses Lowest Game Prices
Steam introduces a new update complying with the EU's Omnibus Directive, disclosing the lowest game prices in the past 30 days. This move aims to prevent deceptive sale practices and protect consumers.
