Did Peking U. Just Make the World’s Fastest Transistor – Without Using Silicon? Peking University recently announced a groundbreaking new transistor that is reportedly the fastest and most efficient ever…
How Badly Did ChatGPT and Copilot Fail to Predict the Winners of the Kentucky Derby? This article dives into the predictions made by AI tools ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot for…
Dying Satellites Can Drive Climate Change and Ozone Depletion, Study Finds A new study throws a curveball at our understanding of climate change, revealing that dying satellites might contribute to…
AI-Driven Robot Installs Nearly 10,000 Solar Modules in Australia Chinese tech company Leapting is revolutionising solar energy in Australia, deploying an AI-driven robot that successfully installed nearly 10,000 solar modules…
Scientists Simulate First-Ever ‘Black Hole Bomb’ Laboratory Analog Researchers at the University of Southampton have created a laboratory simulation of the ‘black hole bomb’, a concept theorised in the 1970s.…
Unparalleled Snake Antivenom Made With Antibodies From a Man Bitten 200 Times Tim Friede, a Wisconsin man, has spent 18 years injecting himself with snake venom to build immunity, resulting…
The Atlantic Warns Combining US Government Databases Could Create a ‘Panopticon’ The Atlantic raises a red flag about the potential consequences of combining various US government databases. With agencies pooling…
Threads Jumps to 350 Million, Adding 30 Million Users in Three Months Threads, the up-and-coming social platform, has officially surpassed 350 million monthly active users, boasting an impressive gain of…
May is ‘Maintainer Month’. Open Source Initiative Joins GitHub to Celebrate Open Source Security The Open Source Initiative (OSI) is teaming up with GitHub for the 4th Annual Maintainer Month,…
Facebook’s Content Takedowns Take So Long They ‘Don’t Matter Much’, Researchers Find Facebookâs content moderation takedowns are facing some serious scrutiny. A new study reveals that much of the content…
