TECH & INNOVATIONA scientist from Google-owned DeepMind recently talked about Gato, an AI agent. Is this a future threat that will wipe out humanity? Read on and find out.
Rights advocacy groups protest against the development of the videoconferencing company Zoom for their new AI tech that reads emotion of users. Learn more about why the organizations oppose the project and the impacts of this new AI system.
Scientists developed an algorithm to detect COVID-19 early. How does artificial intelligence help identify patients dying from the virus? Read and find out.
Researchers did a review of past studies analyzing the effectiveness of AI as a recruitment tool. Would you prefer a robot or a human recruiter? Read to choose.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy shows promise of efficacy against long COVID. Find out how this innovative solution may help millions of Americans with long COVID.
Verano Holdings Corp. (CSE: VRNO) (OTCQX: VRNOF) ("Verano" or the "Company"), a leading multi-state cannabis company, today announced the launch of mobile applications for the Company's flagship Zen Leaf and MÜV dispensaries, unlocking an additional digital channel for shoppers to order cannabis products and access exclusive rewards across a total of 71 dispensaries in seven states.
US Air Force successfully tested its hypersonic missile that travels five times faster than the speed of sound. Read more to know how this compares to Russia's intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM).
Research suggests, longer time spent playing video games may help boost kids’ IQ. Find out how the new findings oppose the common belief about gaming in kids.
Scientists have turned urine and industrial waste into a renewable biocement that can be used in construction projects. Read on to find out more details.
The metaverse is being constructed today, and many giant companies want in. Read more about this virtual environment and what it brings to the future of our current communication technologies.
Researchers found that a species of blue-green algae can be used as a living power cell to run computers for six months. Read on to learn how this is possible.
Researchers recently developed cell-sized robots that could someday change future medical treatments. Read on and discover more about these tiny inventions.