More from Sharon Adarlo (Page 8)

In a first-of-its-kind, doctors said they had transplanted an entire eyeball into an Arkansas man who had suffered a high-voltage accident.
Developments

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study shows that the children of gay dads tend to be more well adjusted than the kids of straight couples.
Studies

By Sharon Adarlo

A study says that kids who often drink soda are more impulsive, have bad working memory, and may drink alcohol in the future.
Neuroscience and Brain

By Sharon Adarlo

Welsh police used facial recognition software to scan people suspected of terrorism or pedophilia at a Beyonce concert.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists in the United Kingdom have pinpointed a physiological response from hearing someone mangle the English grammar in a new study.
Neuroscience and Brain

By Sharon Adarlo

A disabled man had to literally drag himself off an Air Canada plane because flight attendants were not able to provide him a wheelchair.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists in China claim they were able to give deaf children the ability to hear after a novel genetic treatment.
Treatments

By Sharon Adarlo

X CEO Elon Musk said that any posts that are corrected by CommunityNotes become ineligible for revenue share.
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

For Halloween, the gigantic sphere that now dominates the Las Vegas skyline is done up as a jack-o'-lantern.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

Astronauts thawed frozen mouse embryos abroad the International Space Station and were able to grow them normally.
Space

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists at Pennsylvania State University have uncovered evidence that suggests Mars was a place with many flowing rivers.
Mars

By Sharon Adarlo

A leader in Google's artificial intelligence division in the United Kingdom says that AI poises a big threat to humanity like climate change.
Google

By Sharon Adarlo

IBM researchers said a ChatGPT-generated phishing email was almost as effective in fooling people compared to a man-made version.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Apple is spending $1 billion per year on generative AI, which may soon manifest in a smarter Siri and AI capabilities in other programs.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

A video went viral in China after a worker at a Tsingtao beer facility was caught urinating inside one of its tanks.
Health & Medicine

By Sharon Adarlo

About a month after his surgery, a man who received a genetically modified pig heart has no sign of rejection or infection.
Developments

By Sharon Adarlo

Solar power is set to become the dominant energy source in the world by 2050, surpassing even fossil fuels if current trends continue.
Solar Power

By Sharon Adarlo

New York University scientists say that forces within neutron stars can slice through the star itself and send out intense gamma-ray bursts.
From Quarks to Quasars

By Sharon Adarlo

A proposed New York State bill would require a background check to buy a 3D printer, in an effort to crackdown on 3D printed ghost guns.
3D Printing

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study from Stanford University shows that people with a hoarding problem can alleviate their issue by using virtual reality.
Virtual Reality

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA's Juno satellite captured new images of Jupiter's moon, Io, which has a fiery surface due to its many volcanoes.
Moon

By Sharon Adarlo

A year since Elon Musk acquired Twitter, since renamed X, traffic at the social media platform has been down significantly.
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

The Sinoloa Cartel has ordered producers and smugglers of fentanyl to stop working in an effort to deflect American law enforcement.
Developments

By Sharon Adarlo

LinkedIn, a Microsoft-owned company, is laying off almost 700 people this month in a second round of lay offs.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

A couple in Scotland are mad after Tesla billed them more than $20,000 for repairs to their vehicle's battery after a drive through the rain.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

The financial industry's increasing reliance on AI will most likely trigger the next financial crisis, according to the SEC chairman.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Stack Overflow, is laying off 28 percent of its staff, just as OpenAI's ChatGPT is experiencing a big surge in popularity for coding help.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers have developed a material that can remotely stimulate neural tissue and allow nerve signals to flow again.
Developments

By Sharon Adarlo

Archaeologists have uncovered the earliest extant evidence of a wood structure, dating back almost half a million years.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

Amazon's Alexa has been caught falsely saying that the 2020 presidential election was "stolen by a massive amount of election fraud."
Robots and Machines

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA has readied a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket for a mission to launch a spacecraft to study a big metal asteroid called Psyche.
SpaceX

By Sharon Adarlo

An analyst from a tech advisory firm said that generative AI is slated for a slowdown next year due to increasing costs.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

A Tesla Cybertruck with flashing hazard lights seemed to had become stalled on the side of a highway this weekend in California.
Advanced Transport

By Sharon Adarlo

Elon Musk tried to give his father, Errol Musk, a free Tesla vehicle in January 2020, but Errol Musk turned him down.
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

The same lawyer who took down Alex Jones of InfoWars is now suing Elon Musk for promoting an unfounded Internet rumor on X.
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

Apple's iPhone 15 models have reportedly been overheating, according to consumers. They have become too hot to touch.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

Some people in Iowa are mad that Microsoft used a ton of water to train AI while Iowa has been in a drought caused by climate change.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Parents in Spain are mad after naked deepfake pictures of their daughters were circulated in local schools.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA's Parker Solar Probe flew through a plasma flare, specifically called a coronal mass ejection, bursting from the Sun and survived.
NASA

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA helped develop a new humanoid robot that could assist astronauts on future space missions, but they can also serve as "avatars."
Robotics

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is scheduled to release a "mini-fridge size capsule" over the Utah desert this week.
NASA

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA and SpaceX test-fired a Raptor engine meant for a Moon mission from a cold start in order to simulate conditions in space.
SpaceX

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists found that solar geoengineering alone would have a limited impact on delaying the melting of ice in Antarctica.
Climate Change

By Sharon Adarlo

Some Tesla staff hated the design of the Cybertruck so much that they created a secret alternative design for the all-electric truck.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

Elon Musk and a motley crew of people hastily moved more than 700 servers despite the objections of experts, leading to tech glitches at X.
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

America launched a space rocket loaded with satellites whose mission is to spy on any enemy spacecraft above Earth.
Space Force

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists calculated that almost one out of three men on Earth carries at least one variation of the human papillomavirus (HPV).
Viruses

By Sharon Adarlo

In China, two people were detained for damaging a section of the Great Wall of China, which is hundreds of years old.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

Meta's much ridiculed avatars now have legs but they are only available in Horizon Home and can only be viewed in third person.
Metaverse

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers have revealed that people who smoke marijuana have high levels of cadmium and lead in their bodies.
Studies

By Sharon Adarlo

Steve Williams, VFX bigwig, predicts a 100 percent AI movie will be released to the public, who won't suspect it's completely fake.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

A study says that alcohol gives us extra confidence to approach people we already find attractive and does not give us beer goggles.
Studies

By Sharon Adarlo

X, formerly known as Twitter, is facing more than 2,200 arbitration cases and could be on the hook for more than $3.5 million in legal fees.
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

50 percent of cardiac patients have a physical symptom a day before a heart attack, with men and women experiencing distinct warning signs.
RX and Medicine

By Sharon Adarlo

A recent study showed that OpenAI's ChatGPT was providing incorrect advice on cancer treatment, potentially causing harm to patients.
Cancer

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists have estimated that approximately 1 billion people will die this century from various disasters driven by global warming.
Climate Change

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists discovered that the harmful "forever chemicals" known as PFAS were present in paper and bamboo drinking straws.
Studies

By Sharon Adarlo

Zoom CEO said some employees need to return to office work because remote work is not conducive to fostering innovation or building trust.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

Google's AI-driven Search Generative Experience have been generating results that are downright weird and evil, ie slavery's positives.
Google

By Sharon Adarlo

Tesla is selling a cardboard cat bed in China that looks almost exactly like another cat bed sold by another company.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

OpenSea, one of the largest NFT marketplaces on the internet, is making royalty fees to artists an option instead of making them mandatory.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

A psychologist suggests we should eliminate elections altogether and pick our leaders by lottery because the leaders chosen will be better.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

OpenAI is funding an AI-powered personal assistant app for parents called Milo, which is currently in beta mode.
OpenAI

By Sharon Adarlo

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen ate psychedelic mushrooms on a recent trip to China, but did not know they had hallucinogenic properties.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo