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Workers overseas are being tasked with labeling images, allowing AI algorithms to make sense of the world. They're also being exploited.
Artificial Intelligence

Ouch.

By Victor Tangermann

The Columbus Dispatch has paused AI efforts after its sports writing AI started publishing awful articles about local high school match-ups.
Artificial Intelligence

"The Worthington Christian [[WINNING_TEAM_MASCOT]] defeated the Westerville North [[LOSING_TEAM_MASCOT]] 2-1 in an Ohio boys soccer game on Saturday."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Researchers have come up with a tiny, micrometer-thin battery that can store energy from human tears to power smart contact lenses.
Robots and Machines

Cry to top up battery.

By Victor Tangermann

India's small, six-wheeled lunar rover recently encountered an obstacle on the Moon's surface in the form of a ten-foot crater.
Moon

Watch out, Pragyaan!

By Victor Tangermann

Elon Musk most certainly has his fanboys — but it appears that the adherents of one first-person-shooter roleplaying game are not among them. 
Elon Musk

"Like getting wedgies [from] the anime club."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Avi Loeb, Harvard's premiere alien hunter, has become the first person to ever analyze an object from outside of our Solar System.
Off-World

They found something.

By Noor Al-Sibai

OpenAI has officially launched a new business-friendly version of its popular AI chatbot called ChatGPT Enterprise.
OpenAI

OpenAI is going enterprise.

By Victor Tangermann

A very NSFW website called Pornpen.ai is churning out an endless stream of graphic, AI-generated porn. We have mixed feelings.
Artificial Intelligence

"AI porn will create a new category of adult performer."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

During a livestream, Tesla CEO Elon Musk had to intervene while his Tesla on Full Self-Driving tried to run a red light.
Elon Musk

"Ohhh, intervention!"

By Victor Tangermann

Processed coffee grounds could also help cut down the environmental impact of extracting sand by partially replacing it in concrete mixtures.
Science & Energy

Concrete, too, could use a morning fix.

By Frank Landymore

An entire crowd of people lined up and even started holding up traffic earlier this week — to gaze at Saturn through a telescope.
Off-World

"When people look through a telescope, they’re all the same."

By Victor Tangermann

The device not only converts brain signals into text, but transforms it into full-blown speech embodied in a digtal look-a-like.
Neuroscience and Brain

"Our goal is to restore a full, embodied way of communicating."

By Frank Landymore

Debris from the rocket's obliterated launchpad was blasted up to half a mile from the launchpad, according to the Fish and Wildlife Service.
Advanced Transport

"The explosion was so extensive it sent concrete chunks flying into the surf."

By Frank Landymore

A fascinating new video released by the Indian space agency show the country's lunar lander rolling down to the surface.
Off-World

Watch little Pragyaan go!

By Victor Tangermann

Advances in technology have allowed two teams of researchers to wade through its enormous amounts of junk DNA.
Gene Editing

It's got a lot of junk.

By Frank Landymore

India is making history in huge ways as it joins the small list of countries to go to the Moon and becomes the first on the lunar south pole.
Moon

This is a massive deal.

By Noor Al-Sibai

The International Space Station fired its thrusters to avoid incoming space junk yet again, a worrying sign the problem is getting worse.
Space

The situation is getting worse.

By Victor Tangermann

The Justice Department is suing SpaceX, alleging it has been discriminating against asylees and refugees in its hiring practices.
SpaceX

SpaceX discriminated against asylees and refugees, the suit alleges.

By Victor Tangermann

Chances are, if a company is developing AI systems, then it probably depends on pricey hardware from Nvidia.
Artificial Intelligence

Without Nvidia's GPUs, there'd be no ChatGPT.

By Frank Landymore

A new study has found that babies who spend a lot of time looking at iPads and other screens experience developmental delays. 
Studies

Put down the iPad and let kids be bored.

By Noor Al-Sibai