Articles by Trisha Kae Andrada
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This AI Barista Robot Can Make 20 Different Drinks and Improve Cafés' Productivity
South Korea's SK Telecom and Dooson Robotics have developed an AI robot that can create 20 various drinks, including personalized coffees.
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Atlantic Money Claims Wise Is Stifling the Fintech Market Competition
UK money transfer firm Wise may be probed by authorities after a competitor business accused it of anticompetitive activity.
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FBI Takes Down Notorious Hive Ransomware Gang by 'Hacking' its Systems
The FBI entered Hive's networks, shut down the ransomware gang's operations, and seized its sites.
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Starling Medical to Launch At-home Urine Diagnostic Patient-Monitoring Device
Starling Medical's StarStream at-home urine diagnostic patient-monitoring system analyzes urine samples directly without containers or dipsticks.
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Apple Dominates Q4 Smartphone Sales in China Despite Macroeconomic Headwinds
Apple became the second-biggest smartphone brand in China in Q4 2022, despite sluggish market demand.
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Researchers Cannot Use ChatGPT; What Are The Reasons?
Top scientific journals have banned researchers from employing advanced AI bots like ChatGPT to create scientific papers.
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Medicine Shopping Data May Help Detect Ovarian Cancer Sooner
Research revealed that women with ovarian cancer bought more pain and indigestion medications than those without.
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Earth's Inner Core May Have Paused or Reversed Over a 70-year Period, Study Suggests
Two Peking University scientists in China claim that Earth's inner core may have slowed or reversed its rotation during the previous decade.
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IBM to Lay Off 3,900 Employees Despite Surpassing Sales Projections
IBM reported quarterly revenues above analysts' expectations due to strong growth in its software and infrastructure divisions, but it expects to slash 3,900 employees.
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Virgin Media to Increase Broadband Prices Dramatically
Virgin Media announced a price increase of 13.8% amid the cost of living crisis. (Photo : ANDREW COWIE/AFP via Getty Images)A Virgin Media sign is displayed above the company's shop on Oxford Street in central London on February 6, 2013.
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Fraud Security Startup Hawk AI Raises $17 Million to Expand its Products for Banks, Payment Firms, and Fintechs
Hawk AI, a bank fraud detection and anti-money laundering technology raises $17M to expand its product pipeline and expand globally.
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Researchers Show How AI and Wi-Fi May Be Used to Observe People Through Walls
Carnegie Mellon University researchers developed a low-cost approach for detecting people through walls using AI that assess two Wi-Fi routers.
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ASML Forecasts Sales Recovery in 2023 and Revenue Stability in China
Dutch chip equipment manufacturer ASML expects semiconductor demand to climb in the second half of 2023 with a 25% revenue growth.
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Hackers of 'League of Legends' Source Code Demand $10 Million From Riot Games
The hackers offered Riot Games to completely erase all source code from their servers and not release the contents for $10 million.
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UK Amazon Workers Go on Strike for the First Time
Amazon workers in the UK are striking for the first time; they even claim robots are treated better.
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Shutterstock Launches Text-to-Image AI Toolkit, Powered by OpenAI and Dall-E 2
Shutterstock's Creative Flow online design platform now lets users produce images from text prompts using OpenAI and Dall-E 2.
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What Riot Games Thinks About Bringing 'Valorant' to Other Gaming Platforms
'Valorant's console adaption is underway, but no date has been specified. Here's Riot Games' take on it.
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LastPass Parent Firm GoTo Compromises Client Backups, Encryption Keys in Recent Hack
LastPass's parent firm, GoTo, confessed that hackers stole encrypted backups for its cloud-based services.
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Binance Appears to be a Key Player in Bitzlato's Money Laundering Scam
Bitzlato and its founder, who handled roughly $346 million in bitcoin, are reportedly linked to Binance.
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PayPal Breach Reveals Customer Data, Including SSNs | What to Do Next if Your Account Is Hacked?
The latest PayPal hack exposed customer names, birthdates, addresses, SSNs, and tax ID numbers. But what to do after an account breach?
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China Is the Biggest Face Recognition Tech Exporter, Followed by the US
China exports the most face recognition systems, and this emergence may reportedly harm human rights in certain nations.
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Tesla Slightly Increases Model Y Pricing After Massive Cutbacks
Two weeks after slashing prices, Tesla's new Model Y has increased by $500 despite previous price cuts of up to $13,000.
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Twitter Is Hit With Another Lawsuit for Allegedly Unpaid Rent on its London Office
A Crown Estate spokesman said Elon Musk's Twitter had been sued for failing to pay rent for its London offices.
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Amazon's RxPass Gives Prime Members Affordable Access to Generic Prescription
Via Amazon's RxPass, Prime members may now get free home delivery of all their approved generic medications for $5 a month.
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Avatar's Motion AI Tech Helps Researchers Detect Rare FA and DMD Disorders Six Months Ahead of Doctors
Researchers use motion capture AI from movies like Avatar to detect movement-related disorders like FA and DMD.
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Queensland Is the Most Recent State to Prohibit ChatGPT in Schools
Concerns about students cheating on exams have led Queensland schools to ban ChatGPT. (Photo : ChatGPT And Metaverse - Chatbots Working With The Digital Worlds) ChatGPT will be banned in state schools in Queensland, Australia, joining New South Wales (NSW) in this move, despite concerns from artificial intelligence (AI) researchers about the effectiveness of such measures.
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Apple Is Considering Curved Corners and Narrower Bezels for iPhone 15 Pro
The two iPhone 15 Pro models may feature reduced bezels, and all four units will have rounded edges, per reports.
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Google's Fuchsia and Area 120 Suffer Immensely From the Firm's Massive Layoffs
Google's 12,000-person layoffs struck the Fuchsia OS and Area 120 incubator teams hardest. (Photo : NOAH BERGER/AFP via Getty Images)A bicyclist rides along a path at Googles Bay View campus in Mountain View, California on June 27, 2022.
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Crypto Miners, Excessive Humidity Are to Blame for Broken AMD Graphics Cards
Crypto miners and high humidity levels are responsible for broken AMD GPUs, not the graphics driver.
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Amazon Music Discreetly Hikes Prices on US and UK Unlimited Subscriptions
Starting Feb. 21, Amazon's Music Unlimited membership will cost $1 and £1 in the US and UK, respectively.
