More from Sharon Adarlo (Page 7)

The proposed law would require businesses to disclose a list of all the copyrighted content they used in a training data set for any models.

Artificial Intelligence

New Law Would Force AI Companies to Reveal Copyrighted Training Data

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA's Perseverance rover is on Mars, it had been able to capture Mars’ two moons — Deimos and Phobos — float past in front of the Sun.

Here’s What NASA’s Rovers See During an Eclipse on Mars

By Sharon Adarlo

The not-so-buzzy version of coffee can harbor a chemical that can cause cancer, which has activists pushing to have the substance banned.

Decaf Coffee Contains a Horrifying Poison, Experts Say

By Sharon Adarlo

When a small earthquake struck, a patient named Justin Allen was lying down on an operating table getting a vasectomy.

Science & Energy

Earthquake Strikes While Man Is Midway Through Vasectomy

By Sharon Adarlo

An official New York City chatbot has been telling business owners and landlords to break the law, but Mayor Eric Adams defended the tech.

Artificial Intelligence

NYC Mayor Defends AI System That Tells Business Owners to Commit Wage Theft

By Sharon Adarlo

A study found that teen girls are taking antidepressants at a much higher rate than teen boys, whose usage rate declined during the pandemic.

Health & Medicine

Teenage Girls Are Taking Way More Antidepressants and Boys Are Taking Way Fewer

By Sharon Adarlo

People who want to see the total solar eclipse on April 8 may be blocked by cloudy skies if weather forecasts for America are accurate.

Science & Energy

Eclipse Tourists Devastated as Forecast Shows Cloudy Skies

By Sharon Adarlo

Costco shoppers can start getting weight loss drugs like Ozempic through the company's health care partner Sesame.

RX and Medicine

Costco Now Offering Ozempic Prescriptions

By Sharon Adarlo

CEOs at appliance companies want to put AI in your oven and other household items in order to make them smarter.

Artificial Intelligence

Crazed CEOs Adding AI to Home Appliances

By Sharon Adarlo

Martin Rees, respected British astrophysicist, says Elon Musk's colonization plans for Mars is a "dangerous illusion."

Top Astronomer Warns That Elon Musk’s Mars Plans Are a Dangerous Delusion

By Sharon Adarlo

If you want to climb Mount Everest, you gotta take your shit back with you and you can no longer leave it on the mountain.

Rich People Hiking Mount Everest Now Forced to Bring Their Poop Back With Them

By Sharon Adarlo

Climate change is causing so much polar ice melt that it's slowing down Earth's rotation and it will alter how we measure time in the future.

So Much Polar Ice Is Melting That It’s Slowing Down the Earth’s Rotation

By Sharon Adarlo

British archaeologists have found microplastics amidst historic sediment excavated in York that date as early as the 1st and 2nd centuries.

Scientists Alarmed to Discover Microplastics in Ancient Archaeological Dig

By Sharon Adarlo

Chinese scientists have developed an implantable battery that ingeniously uses oxygen already inside the human body.

Prosthetics and Devices

Scientists Test Battery Powered by the Body’s Oxygen

By Sharon Adarlo

Ever since a huge cargo ship named Dali leveled Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, people have been scrambling to explain how it happened.

Experts Say Bridge Collapsed Because It Was Struck by Giant Ship

By Sharon Adarlo

Results from a study suggests that transfusions of blood, bone marrow, organs and other biological matter can spread Alzheimer's Disease.

Neuroscience and Brain

Alzheimer’s May Spread Through Blood Transfusions, Scientists Find

By Sharon Adarlo

A study suggests that your mother's diet during pregnancy is a big factor in how your facial features are shaped.

Pregnant Women’s Diet Affects Facial Features of Their Children, Scientists Find

By Sharon Adarlo

Ever since Pornhub blocked all of Texas traffic, residents of the Lone Star State have been using Google to find a way to watch porn.

Wild Searches Trending in Texas After Porn Ban

By Sharon Adarlo

People’s brains have gotten bigger compared to those born in the 1930s, according to research, and that bigger brains may stave off dementia.

Neuroscience and Brain

Scientists Find Human Brains Are Getting Larger and Larger

By Sharon Adarlo

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has started writing personal letters to employees at Google in an effort to recruit them for Meta's AI projects.

Zuckerberg Emailing Google Employees, Asking Them to Work for Facebook Instead

By Sharon Adarlo

The first patient with a Neuralink implant played Nintendo's Mario Kart video game with his mind in a remarkable and impressive demo video.

Prosthetics and Devices

Video Shows First Neuralink Patient Playing Mario Kart With His Mind

By Sharon Adarlo

An upset Reddit user said they shared several AI art images in a Facebook group and then got banned for posting AI art.

Artificial Intelligence

Redditors Vent and Complain When People Mock Their “AI Art”

By Sharon Adarlo

People with borderline personality disorder prefer music that's reflective and complex versus loud, raucous music.

Health & Medicine

People With Borderline Personality Disorder Prefer These Head-Scratching Types of Music

By Sharon Adarlo

A 58-year-old man suffered from a rare neurological-visual disorder called prosopometamorphopsia, in which people look like demons.

Neuroscience and Brain

Rare Neurological Condition Makes Man See Every Face as a Demon

By Sharon Adarlo

Experts warn that fake protective solar eclipse glasses are flooding the market, which may lead to permanent damage to people's vision.

People Are Selling Fake Eclipse Glasses That Could Permanently Blind You

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists are scouring the roofs of cathedrals for cosmic dust, micrometeorites, in order to study the chemistry of meteors.

Scientists Searching Roofs of Ancient Cathedrals for Strange Cosmic Dust

By Sharon Adarlo

A young woman's eyes became permanently damaged after she looked at a solar eclipse without proper eye protection.

Woman Has Permanent Crescent in Vision After Staring at Eclipse

By Sharon Adarlo

Angela Chao, who drowned after backing into a pond while driving a Tesla, had a blood alcohol level that was three times the legal limit.

Billionaire Who Died in Tesla Had Three Times Legal Blood Alcohol to Drive

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists have uncovered results that suggest a strong association between the risk of developing erectile dysfunction and computer usage.

Using Computers Strongly Linked to Erectile Dysfunction

By Sharon Adarlo

Google faces a $270 million fine from France for using articles from media companies to train its AI chatbot, Gemini, without permission.

Google Hit With Huge Fine for Training AI With News Articles Without Getting Permission

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists were able to restore a coral reef in Indonesia in just four years by using specially made steel frames covered with sand.

Science & Energy

Steel Frame Brings Completely Dead Coral Reef Back to Life

By Sharon Adarlo

A nova explosion from 3,000 light years away is predicted to become visible to our naked eyes in the Northern Hemisphere.

Star Explosion Will Be Visible in Night Sky, Astronomers Say

By Sharon Adarlo

Neurobiologists researched the mysterious mechanism behind generalized fear in the brain and uncovered a method that may possibly stop it.

Neuroscience and Brain

Scientists Discover “Switch” That May Turn Off PTSD Fear Response

By Sharon Adarlo

A Montana man was trying to create giant hybrid sheep from cloned embryos but his actions violated international and federal wildlife laws.

Man Pleads Guilty to Trying to Clone Giant Sheep

By Sharon Adarlo

Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a not-so-subtle message to the West on Wednesday: he's got nukes and he is ready to use them.

Putin Says He’s Ready for Nuclear War

By Sharon Adarlo

In England, researchers have uncovered a wondrous discovery: 390-million-year-old fossilized remains of the oldest forest ever found.

Scientists Discover Bizarre and Ancient Fossilized Forest

By Sharon Adarlo

Officials in Japan are on the lookout for a cat that fell into a vat of toxic chemicals and are warning residents not to touch it.

Officials Hunting Cat Who Fell Into Vat of Horrific Chemicals

By Sharon Adarlo

In Wales, a man spotted a strange apparition: a 10-foot tall silver monolith, just like the ones that had appeared in 2020.

Silver Monolith Appears in Wales

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers studied an atmospheric jet in Jupiter's Great Blue Spot, finding that it's a dynamic system that fluctuates every four years.

Scientists Intrigued by Jet Inside Jupiter

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists simulated the workings of a proposed space telescope, and trained it on Earth to see if it would be able to pick up signs of life.

Scientists Check Whether Space Telescope Could Detect Life on Earth

By Sharon Adarlo

Men who hold virulent misogynistic opinions against women are more likely to express interest in having sex with robots.

Scientists Just Found Something Dark About Men Who Want to Have Sex With Robots

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists have uncovered evidence of an exoplanet covered entirely with water that's hot enough to boil an egg.

Scientists Intrigued by Water Planet Where Ocean Appears to Be Boiling

By Sharon Adarlo

A study has revealed that a German man managed to get jabbed 217 times with the COVID vaccine and yet appears to suffer no ill effects.

Doctors Puzzled by Man Who Got 217 COVID Vaccines

By Sharon Adarlo

The blockbuster weight loss drug semaglutide can cut the progression of diabetic kidney disease, according to its manufacturer Novo Nordisk.

Semaglutide Can Cut Diabetic Kidney Disease Progression

By Sharon Adarlo

Microsoft's new artificial intelligence chatbot, Copilot, told a user with PTSD that "I don’t care if you live or die."

Artificial Intelligence

Microsoft Copilot Tells User Suicide Is an Option

By Sharon Adarlo

Toyota engineers have created an ingenious air filter that can capture carbon dioxide from internal combustion engines in cars.

Advanced Transport

Toyota Testing Car That Sucks CO2 Out of the Atmosphere While It Drives

By Sharon Adarlo

Bad news, stoners. New research suggests that any cannabis use is linked to increased risk for heart attacks and strokes.

Cannabis Use Linked to Higher Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke

By Sharon Adarlo

A traveling magician created a deepfake President Joe Biden audio for a robocall during the New Hampshire primaries.

Artificial Intelligence

Eccentric Magician Responsible for AI-Generated Joe Biden Calling Voters

By Sharon Adarlo

Gene-edited pigs, which are immune to a porcine disease and meant for meat consumption, are nearing federal approval.

Science & Energy

Company Seeking Approval to Sell Meat From Gene-Hacked Pigs

By Sharon Adarlo

Tyler Perry says he's paused the $800 million expansion of his Atlanta studio because of the power of OpenAI's text-to-video generator Sora.

Tyler Perry Nixes Huge Film Studio Expansion, Says He Can Just Green Screen in Backgrounds From OpenAI’s Sora

By Sharon Adarlo

SpaceX's launch site in Texas received an interesting delivery this week: a truck load of explosives, meant for an upcoming rocket launch.

Truck Carrying Explosives Seen Driving Into SpaceX Launch Site

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers found microplastics in layers of sediment that date back as early as the first half of the 18th Century.

Science & Energy

Microplastics Found in Sediment Layers Untouched by Modern Humans

By Sharon Adarlo

Google paused its AI image generator due to its penchant for creating inaccurate historical illustrations, such as racially diverse Nazis.

Google Shuts Down AI Image Generator After It Made “Racially Diverse Nazis”

By Sharon Adarlo

A woman's smile on TikTok went viral because a few of her teeth did not glow in a night club, making for a mismatched smile.

Health & Medicine

Woman Gets Dental Implants, Realizes They Do Something Wild in the Nightclub

By Sharon Adarlo

Nio, the Chinese electric vehicle company, has unveiled that its flagship electric car ET9 can literally shake snow and ice off in seconds.

Advanced Transport

New Car Can Shake Snow Off Like a Gigantic Dog

By Sharon Adarlo

New York City police say they plan on deploying drones that can throw down flotation devices to struggling swimmers at city beaches.

NYC Beaches Deploying Drones to Drop Flotation Devices for Drowning Swimmers

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study came out in Nature Metabolism that suggests that eating excessive amount of protein is bad for your arteries.

Too Much Protein Actually Damages Your Arteries, Scientists Find

By Sharon Adarlo

Philippines claimed that Chinese fishermen are intentionally using cyanide to destroy the Scarborough Shoal, a tropical atoll.

Science & Energy

China Accused of Pumping Cyanide Into Ocean to Kill Life

By Sharon Adarlo

The world's tallest man, Sultan Kosen of Turkey, met the world's shortest woman, Jyoti Amge of India, on Monday in California.

Health & Medicine

World’s Tallest Man Meets With World’s Shortest Woman

By Sharon Adarlo

Large parts of the Amazon are nearing an irreversible “tipping point” and collapse due to deforestation and climate change, scientists warn.

Amazon Rainforest Set for Collapse, Scientists Warn

By Sharon Adarlo

Air Canada's chatbot lied to a man about its bereavement policy and later claimed the company was not responsible for the chatbot actions.

Artificial Intelligence

Airline’s Chatbot Lies About Bereavement Policy After Passenger’s Grandmother Dies

By Sharon Adarlo

Companies are using artificial intelligence tools to screen potential employees but they are screening out highly-qualified candidates.

Artificial Intelligence

AI Hiring Tools Are Ignoring Qualified Candidates, Expert Says

By Sharon Adarlo

A Russian artist is threatening to destroy $45 million worth of art work if Wikileaks founder Julian Assange dies in prison.

Man Threatens to Destroy Priceless Rembrandt and Picasso Paintings With Acid If Julian Assange Dies

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers are testing out drastic, large-scale geoengineering methods that were once considered taboo in order to fight climate change.

Scientists Desperately Studying How to Hack Climate

By Sharon Adarlo

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