More from Sharon Adarlo (Page 7)

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

Elon Musk's SpaceX is getting fined for $3,600 after a worker suffered a "near amputation" of a foot at one of its facilities.

SpaceX Fined for “Near Amputation” of Employee’s Limb

By Sharon Adarlo

Departing Astronauts Leave Sticky Brown Surprise in Space Station

Departing Astronauts Leave Sticky Brown Surprise in Space Station

By Sharon Adarlo

Ancient Human Artifact Was Made With Extraterrestrial Material, Scientists Say

Ancient Human Artifact Was Made With Extraterrestrial Material, Scientists Say

By Sharon Adarlo

A surgical robot burned a woman's small intestine during a procedure, followed ultimately by her death, according to a lawsuit.

Prosthetics and Devices

Lawsuit Claims Woman Burned, Killed by Surgical Robot

By Sharon Adarlo

A rival to weight loss drug semaglutide has been shown to drastically improve people's blood pressure after 36 weeks of taking the medication.

Mounjaro Patients Show Hugely Improved Blood Pressure

By Sharon Adarlo

A spectacular image taken by NASA's Juno probe this past weekend shows Jupiter's moon Io with twin eruptions on the surface.

NASA Spacecraft Swoops So Close to Io That It Can See Volcanic Eruptions

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory will be losing about 530 people or 8 percent of its staff, plus around 40 contractors in mass lay offs.

Mass Layoffs Hit NASA

By Sharon Adarlo

A diet with lots of meat and processed foods is linked to developing Alzheimer's Disease, according to a new study.

Delicious Foods Linked to Alzheimer’s Disease

By Sharon Adarlo

Exposure to lead in Stanley Cups is low but there are still health costs associated with how these very popular drinking vessels are made.

There’s a Terrible Cost to Stanley Cups’ Use of Lead

By Sharon Adarlo

Some TikTok creators and users are upset that videos are silent ever since Universal Music Group pulled its artists from the platform.

TikTok in Shambles Now That Videos Can’t Use Popular Music

By Sharon Adarlo

A new version of the Olympics Games that allows athletes to use performance enhancing drugs recently scored funding from Peter Thiel.

Peter Thiel Funding New Olympics Where Athletes Can Take Performance Enhancing Drugs

By Sharon Adarlo

Ridicule Erupts as Apple Reveals the Avatars in Its Super Expensive VR System

By Sharon Adarlo

OpenAI's DALL-E could be used to make pornographic images like the ones targeting Taylor Swift, Microsoft engineer says.

Artificial Intelligence

Microsoft Engineer Says He Was Silenced for Warning About DALL-E Issue Linked to Taylor Swift Nudes

By Sharon Adarlo

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is warning his workers that they will have to live and sleep at the factory to make its next electric vehicle.

Elon Musk’s New Whim: Tesla Workers Must Sleep on Assembly Line

By Sharon Adarlo

A Serbian deejay turned cybersquatter bought The Hairpin domain and is now using it to post AI-generated garbage content.

Guy Buys The Hairpin’s Domain, Proudly Turns It Into AI-Powered Zombie Content Mill

By Sharon Adarlo

Google is gearing up to release a new feature for Chrome that's essentially an in-browser, AI-powered writing assistant.

Google Debuting Chrome Feature Where AI Writes Your Posts For You

By Sharon Adarlo

A man says he was savagely beaten and gang raped in jail after facial recognition led to his false arrest him for a robbery in Texas.

Facial recognition

Man Says Sunglass Hut Used Facial Recognition to Falsely Jail Him, Where He Got Sexually Assaulted

By Sharon Adarlo

An artificial intelligence-generated audio deep faked the voice of a New York City politician insulting another colleague.

Scandal as AI-Generated Audio of Politician Slamming Colleague Goes Viral

By Sharon Adarlo

An 11-year-old boy with congenital deafness can now hear sounds after he received groundbreaking gene therapy.

Gene Therapy Administered Via Virus Cures Deafness in 11-Year-Old Boy

By Sharon Adarlo

Doctors used a genetically-modified pig liver to successfully filter the human blood of a brain-dead patient.

Gene-Hacked Pig Liver Successfully Filters Blood of Human Patient

By Sharon Adarlo

Residents in Florida saw Thursday night a cargo plane, a Boeing 747 in fact, catch on fire during its flight.

Advanced Transport

Boeing Plane Catches Fire While Flying

By Sharon Adarlo

An artificial intelligence-powered chatbot has launched this week in a bid to deny President Joe Biden from winning a second term in office.

Group Linked to Sam Altman Launches AI to Defeat Joe Biden

By Sharon Adarlo

The actor who voices Grand Theft Auto V's Michael De Santa called out a tech company for using his voice in an unauthorized AI chatbot.

Artificial Intelligence

Grand Theft Auto Voice Actor Furious at AI That Copied His Voice

By Sharon Adarlo

An Uber driver in Chicago has to charge his electric Chevy Bolt practically all day because of sub-zero temperatures.

Advanced Transport

Uber Driver Alarmed He Has to Spend All Day Charging Electric Car in Cold Weather

By Sharon Adarlo

A23a, the world's largest iceberg, is falling apart as it slowly drifts away from Antarctica towards relatively warmers waters.

Science & Energy

Huge Iceberg Falling Apart as It Drifts Away From Antarctica

By Sharon Adarlo

eBay has to pay a $3 million criminal penalty after harassing a couple by sending them a box full of spiders and other disturbing items.

eBay Paying $3 Million for Sending Box of Horrors to Its Enemies

By Sharon Adarlo

A Chinese tech company claims its miniature nuclear battery is fully capable of working for up to 50 years.

Startup Says Its Coin-Sized Nuclear Battery Could Fly Drones “Continuously”

By Sharon Adarlo

In Japan, a flight crew was forced to turn around during a trip after they had found a crack in the cockpit window of a Boeing 737-800.

Boeing in Trouble Again as Crack Found in Cockpit Window Mid-Flight

By Sharon Adarlo

Countless tiny plastic pellets are littering the waters and beaches along Spain's northern coast after containers fell off a ship.

Millions of Plastic Pellets Wash Up on Shore

By Sharon Adarlo

There's way more plastic particles in bottled water than previously thought, and this means untold impacts on humans and our environment.

Scientists Find Bottled Water Filled With Hundreds of Thousands of Microplastics

By Sharon Adarlo

Days after X banned several left-leaning accounts with no warning, CEO Elon Musk tried to explain away the fiasco.

Elon Musk Makes Ridiculous Excuse for His Enemies’ Accounts Getting Deleted

By Sharon Adarlo

The Peregrine lunar lander had on board the human remains of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry and others on its failed mission to the Moon.

Gene Roddenberry’s Remains Now Drifting Through Space

By Sharon Adarlo

Numerous online videos and images have been posted showing Tesla's Cybertruck getting stuck in typical wintery conditions.

Advanced Transport

The Mighty Cybertruck Keeps Getting Stuck in the Snow

By Sharon Adarlo

Before important elections in Taiwan, the island nation sent out an air raid for a Chinese satellite flying overhead.

Taiwan Sets Off Air Raid Siren as Chinese Satellite Flies Overhead

By Sharon Adarlo

A woman in Virginia has gained viral TikTok fame as "tunnel girl" because she's building a tunnel and storm shelter under her house.

Local Officials Horrified by Woman Digging Huge Cavern Under Her House

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers estimated that thousands died in six countries during the first COVID-19 wave due to the use of hydroxychloroquine.

17,000 People Died From Taking Hydroxychloroquine, Scientists Estimate

By Sharon Adarlo

The spacecraft Peregrine will be the first American lunar lander built by a private space company if it lands on the Moon successfully.

Private American Moon Mission Launching Monday

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists from Texas have developed a method to control gene expression by switching them on and off via molecular means.

Scientists Say They’ve Invented a Way to Turn Genes On and Off Like Light Switches

By Sharon Adarlo

Alaska officials confirmed last month that a polar bear died from bird flu aka the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.

Polar Bear Dies From Bird Flu

By Sharon Adarlo

China's population is falling and falling -- and that's a major problem for its economic and demographic outlook.

Leaked Data Shows China Is in Deep Trouble

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers have found that wildflowers in a patch of farm meadow in the Paris region have turned to self-fertilization due to fewer insects.

Wildflowers Adapting to Insect Apocalypse by Pollinating Themselves, Scientists Say

By Sharon Adarlo

$Researchers uncovered that penile fractures increase during Christmas after evaluating data from hospital stays.$

Careful, Lads! Scientists Link Christmas to “Penile Fractures”

By Sharon Adarlo

Local authorities in Iceland are telling people to stop visiting the volcanic eruption because the terrain is challenging and dangerous.

Science & Energy

Authorities Ask Tourists to Stop Flocking to Site of Volcanic Eruption

By Sharon Adarlo

Volkswagen is bringing back physical buttons and control switches to its new batch of cars after customer complaints.

Advanced Transport

Volkswagen Bringing Back Buttons, Knob After Touchscreen Complaints

By Sharon Adarlo

Rite Aid used faulty facial recognition tech to combat shoplifting but instead ended up antagonizing and traumatizing shoppers.

Facial recognition

Rite Aid’s Facial Recognition Accused Innocent Shoppers of Theft

By Sharon Adarlo

In dramatic footage posted on Instagram, a massive orca spikes a hapless dolphin like it's a volleyball into the sky during a group hunt.

Science & Energy

Killer Whale Yeets Dolphin Into the Sky

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study suggests that daily smoking can shrink your brain, leading to dementia and Alzheimer's disease.

Neuroscience and Brain

Smoking Cigarettes Does Something Horrifying to Your Brain, Scientists Find

By Sharon Adarlo

A study on basic income gave $750 per month to 103 homeless people in California for a year's duration, and the move had positive results.

Researchers Gave Homeless People $750 Per Month and the Results Were Incredible

By Sharon Adarlo

"Friends" actor Matthew Perry, who was undergoing ketamine treatment at the time of his death, had high levels of the drug in his body.

Matthew Perry Was Undergoing Ketamine Treatment at Time of Ketamine-Linked Death

By Sharon Adarlo

If you ever find yourself aboard a spaceship and you have the sudden urge to poop — former NASA astronaut Mike Massimino offers some insight.

Former NASA Astronaut Explains How to Poop in Space

By Sharon Adarlo

Many companies have recently rushed to invest billions into carbon removal technologies in order to mitigate emissions.

Billions in Funding Pouring Into Facilities for Sucking Carbon From Atmosphere

By Sharon Adarlo

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