Articles by Quincy Jon
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SpaceX Breaks Reused Rocket Launching Record; Elon Musk Announces Ambitious Missions
Elon Musk's space company launched 22 Starlink satellites using a Falcon 9 rocket. SpaceX, Elon Musk's private space business, broke its own rocket launch and reuse record.
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UK's Largest NHS Trust Probes Ransomware Assault Amid Rising Wave of Cyberattacks
Amidst a rising tide of cyber attacks on the public sector, the largest NHS trust in the UK, Barts Health NHS Trust, has announced that it is still investigating an attack involving ransomware.
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Threads Surges to 100 Million Users as Twitter's Traffic Slows Down
Meta's Threads app attracted over 100 million users in five days, according to data monitoring websites.
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China Imposes Stricter Rules for Content Creators on Social Media
China has stepped up its efforts to control content creators who work independently and to stop the spread of false information online.
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US Drone Attack Kills ISIL Commander in Syria After Russian Jet Harassment
A US drone reportedly killed a Syrian Islamic State leader after Russian military jetfighters buzzed MQ-9 Reaper drones in the west, according to the US Department of Defense.
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Diet Coke Dangers Revealed: Here's Why You Should Avoid Beverages with Artificial Sweeteners
The current study raises concerns about the potential negative effects of artificial sweeteners on human health, even though they might seem like a healthier alternative to regular cola.
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China: Heatwave, Possible Flood Prompt Power Grid, Crop Damage Warnings
The China Meteorological Administration and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs issued warnings about severe agricultural damage and strain on the power grid.
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Mystery Unveiled: Massive Granite Deposits on the Moon May Give Clues to Ancient Lunar Volcanoes
The discovery of a sizable granite deposit beneath a long-extinct lunar volcano by a geologist gives credence to the idea that the moon's surface was once covered in lava billions of years ago.
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AI ChatGPT-Powered Smart Toys: Here's What Parents Need To Know
AI-powered smart toys are expected to be a hit among kids in the coming Holiday season. But are they safe? Some raise concerns about their potential risks.
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Climate Scientists: Record-Breaking Heat 'Wake-Up Call' to Adopt Clean Tech
Climate experts raise concerns. The world average temperature saw its third record high in a week. Climate experts raise concerns the world average temperature saw its third record high in a week.
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[Watch] Tesla Cybertruck Drifting in Snow During Tough Winter Testing
Electric car enthusiasts worldwide were intrigued by Cybertruck's New Zealand winter testing. Tesla's much-awaited Cybertruck recently completed tough winter testing in New Zealand, drawing interest from electric car enthusiasts all around the globe.
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Tesla Launches Global Referral Program for Extra Incentives To Boost Sales
Tesla, known for its groundbreaking innovations and revolutionary strategies in the car business, has launched a worldwide initiative dubbed "Refer and Earn."
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Police Warn About Use of Illegal E-Bikes as Crackdown Continues
The Manhattan Beach Police Department has warned against driving non-street-legal e-bikes on public roadways.
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Archaeological Discovery: 'Ivory Lady' in Ancient Spanish Tomb Rewrites History, Challenges Gender Roles
The remains of a powerful woman were found within an ancient tomb in Spain dating back 5,000 years that had previously been attributed to a man.
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India Space Agency Announces Launch Date for Chandrayaan-3 Moon Mission
The launch date was announced by ISRO on Twitter, and a safe landing was expected on August 23. The Chandrayaan-3 lunar mission launch is drawing near.
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Japan's Busiest Port Suffers Ransomware Attack, Raises Economic Concerns
After being shut down for two days due to a ransomware attack, Japan's largest shipping port, the Port of Nagoya, announced on Thursday that it would resume operations.
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FDA to Decide on Approval of First Alzheimer's Drug Leqembi
On Thursday, the FDA will decide whether to approve Leqemb, the first drug for Alzheimer's. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is expected to make a crucial decision about the traditional approval of the Alzheimer's medication Leqemb on Thursday.
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Amazon Vendors Unknowingly Selling Stolen Goods, Suspended from Platform
The company's recent crackdown on stolen goods dealers indicates that the business has identified unlawful sellers on the platform.
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OpenAI Forms Assembles Team to Control "Superintelligent" AI Systems
OpenAI, the leading AI research organization, has created a new team to manage "superintelligent" AI systems that may surpass humans in 10 years.
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Exoplanet WASP-76b Intrigues Scientists: Findings Suggest It Devours Planets
The exoplanet WASP-76b, located 634 light-years away in the constellation Pisces, has been the subject of a surprising discovery.
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Race Against Time: Spanish Archaeologists to Retrieve 2,500-Year-Old Phoenician Shipwreck
Off the coast of Mazarron in Murcia, Spain, archaeologists are laboring to salvage the 2,500-year-old Phoenician shipwreck known as the Mazarron II.
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Meta's Threads App Privacy Concerns Rise as Sensitive Data Collection Revealed
Threads would make use of sensitive information, such as a user's location and search history, from the service, according to reports.
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Do Realistic Graphics Promote Video Game Violence?
As more and more evidence accumulates, long-held beliefs are being called into question. The realism of images in contemporary video games has never been better.
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Dutch Officials Discourage Using Twitter for Emergency Updates
After a severe storm, Dutch politicians and a well-known internet organization raised concerns about using Twitter for emergency information.
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New Harry Potter RPG Enchants Fans; Will It Also Be Released on Consoles?
The sudden release of the latest Harry Potter RPG has excited mobile and PC players. Wizarding World enthusiasts were amazed to learn that a brand-new Harry Potter role-playing game, "Harry Potter: Magic Awakened," had just been released.
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Meta Faces Setback as EU Top Court Backs Antitrust Watchdog to Probe Privacy Breaches
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) rejected Meta Platforms' appeal against a German data restriction ruling.
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AI Shakes Up Tech Industry With Layoffs, Shifts in Workforce Strategy
Artificial intelligence threatens the IT industry's flexibility and innovation. The Information Technology sector, renowned for its adaptability and inventiveness, is now being disrupted by its creation: artificial intelligence (AI).
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Airbus Steps Up Testing of New Wing Technology for Next-Generation Aircraft
Airbus is developing innovative wing technology to replace its hugely successful A320 series. Airbus is stepping up the development of ground-breaking wing technology as it prepares for a potential replacement for its enormously successful A320 series.
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Recording Academy CEO Says Music With AI Components Is Eligible for Grammys
Harvey Mason Jr., CEO of the Recording Academy, outlines the requirements for AI-generated music to qualify for Grammy nominations.
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Israeli Drone Strikes Rock Jenin in Major West Bank Operation
Israeli forces began drone assaults on Jenin, the largest operation in the region in 20 years. Israeli forces initiated drone assaults on Jenin on Monday, the largest operation in the region in 20 years and a significant increase in casualties.
