Articles by Quincy Jon
Cosmic Riddle: James Webb Space Telescope Spots Mysterious Question Mark in Deep Space
Experts are perplexed by the discovery and make an effort to explain what it might be. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), renowned for its role in helping humanity comprehend the universe's origins, has now discovered a brand-new cosmic mystery: a huge cosmic question mark.
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Nintendo's Switch Sales Surge in Q2, Driven by New 'Zelda'
Nintendo sold an impressive 3.91 million Switch systems in the April-June quarter. Japan's Nintendo said that it sold an outstanding 3. 91 million units of its famous Switch system during the April-June quarter.
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Mark Zuckerberg Discloses 4,000-Calorie Daily Diet, Reveals McDonald's Order Details
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed on Threads that his daily diet includes 4,000 McDonald's calories.
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Russia-Backed Hackers Posing as Microsoft Teams Target Global Orgs, Government Agencies
The goal of the cyberattack was to steal login credentials and gain unauthorized access to sensitive information.
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Twitch Scales Up Ban on Gambling Livestreams
In response to the rising calls, Twitch committed to banning gambling websites. Twitch has announced it will no longer allow live streams of gambling-related content.
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Newly Discovered Ancient Whale Possibly the Heaviest Animal in History
During a Peruvian desert excavation, scientists found the fossils of what may have been the heaviest animal ever.
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Florida Faces Alarming Rise in Leprosy Cases: Here's What You Need to Know
A CDC analysis found a high leprosy prevalence in Central Florida. Leprosy cases have surged in Florida, according to the CDC's Emerging Infectious Diseases (EID) journal.
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YouTube Explores AI-Generated Video Summaries
YouTube is testing AI-generated video summaries, which shows AI's potential for enhancing the viewer experience.
Say Goodbye to Incandescent Light Bulbs as New US Energy Efficiency Rules Take Effect
Incandescent lightbulbs sale and manufacturing will be discontinued on August 1, 2023. Incandescent light bulbs have officially been phased out of the United States due to a new government restriction on their production and sale.
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OceanGate Co-Founder's Ambitious Venus Mission: Risking Another Tragedy?
The deep-sea accident that killed five people on OceanGate's submersible last month has not deterred co-founder Guillermo Söhnlein.
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Hallucination in AI Chatbots: Can It Really Be Fixed?
Anthropic and OpenAI are working to improve their models' accuracy. But is it enough? Large language models (LLMs) have propelled chatbots like ChatGPT and Google Bard, bringing forth notable improvements in artificial intelligence.
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Newfound Los Angeles Thread Millipede Species Now In the Spotlight
The Los Angeles Thread Millipede was found living in tiny rock cracks in a Southern California hiking area.
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Most US Areas Lack Facilities To Help Detox Teens with Addiction: Research
The rise in teen overdoses and fentanyl use is alarming, as is the lack of appropriate solutions. Recent research reveals a worrying scenario in the US, where many regions lack facilities that provide medically supervised withdrawal for teenagers under 18.
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China’s New Regulations Prompt Generative AI Services to Be Removed From App Store
Several tech companies removed some AI apps from the App Store before China's generative AI rules.
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Luxshare Emerges as Apple's Sole Assembly Partner for Vision Pro Headset Amid Manufacturing Challenges
Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics manufacturer, faces a serious threat from Luxshare with the latest development.
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US Securities and Exchange Commission Sues Hex Crypto Founder for Massive Scam
The SEC claimed that Richard Schueler, aka Richard Heart, engaged in extensive fraud. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has sued US citizen Richard Schueler, also known as Richard Heart, for unregistered crypto securities sales that raised over $1 billion.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Servers Hit with Malware as Hackers Exploit Old Bug
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 servers are down due to a self-spreading worm. Activision is addressing a self-spreading worm infection in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 by taking its servers down.
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Mystery Solved: Australian Space Agency Confirms Origin of Strange Object Found on Beach
After two weeks of investigation, the Australian Space Agency (ASA) has identified the object. A strange cylinder washed up on a beach in Western Australia puzzled experts two weeks ago that prompted the Australian Space Agency (ASA) to launch an investigation.
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Kanye West's Twitter Account Reinstated After 8-Month Ban; Netizens React
Kanye West's Twitter account has finally been restored after being suspended for over eight months and moving under the control of Elon Musk's social media platform X.
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Moon Mining Getting Closer to Reality Due to Private Sector's Growing Interest in Lunar Exploration
The NASA Artemis project aims to return Americans to the moon by 2025. NASA's Artemis Program brings landing, living, and exploring on Earth's moon closer to reality, as the third Space Resources Roundtable at the Colorado School of Mines showed institutions, small and large businesses, and international space agencies' growing interest in lunar activities.
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AI Revolutionizes US Military Sector but Lawmakers Raise Concerns
Artificial intelligence is transforming the military by helping decision-makers in ground combat and cybersecurity, but US Senators are not so confident about it.
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'Girl Dinner' TikTok Eating Trend: Health Experts React
Experts weigh in on the latest food craze on TikTok. 'Girl Dinner' is TikTok's latest trending food craze, generating over 400 million views under its hashtag.
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India's Ambition to Become Semiconductor Superpower Gains Momentum at SemiconIndia
Business executives present at the event praised India's developing technological industry. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi showed up at the SemiconIndia on Friday, where he met with the CEOs of well-known US semiconductor companies.
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Apple's iPhone US Market Share Hits 55% as Android Shipments Drop
Despite a 24% year-over-year decline in global smartphone sales, Apple's iPhone market share increased to 55% from 45% in Q2 2022.
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gravityLab Pursues Development of Artificial Gravity for Space Travel
GravityLab makes progress on creating a ground-breaking spinning spaceship that might transform the future of human presence in space.
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US Senator Calls for Probes Into Microsoft After Hacking Attempt on Government Officials
US Senator Ron Wyden called for three separate Microsoft probes after a recent email hacking attempt on government officials and businesses.
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DOJ Decision: Campaign Funding Charges Against Sam Bankman-Fried Dropped
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried will not be charged with campaign funding. The Justice Department will not pursue campaign funding charges against former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.
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FAA Taking Steps Toward Regulating Commercial Spaceflight
The FAA announced the establishment of the Commercial Space Transportation Industry Human Space Flight Occupant Safety Aerospace Rulemaking Committee.
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Bed Rotting: TikTok Trend Raises Mental Health Concerns Among Experts
Health experts warned against TikTok's "bed rotting" trend, which involves staying in bed all day.
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ChatGPT App Now Available to Android Users—but In Which Countries?
The ChatGPT Android app comes with a variety of features as OpenAI expands the chatbot's availability.
