A researcher has announced that it provides access to the e-mail addresses of billions of users using the security vulnerability on YouTube.
Researchers from Western Sydney University in Australia, in collaboration with technology giants such as Intel and Dell, have built a massive supercomputer that aims to simulate neural networks at the scale of the human brain. One of its kind…
While greenhouse gases are one of the most important contributors to global warming, methane gas is much more effective at absorbing heat than carbon dioxide. So the methane levels in the atmosphere have been rising for the past few years…
The aviation of the future will apparently be shaped in the hands of autonomous systems. A group of researchers has developed the world’s first humanoid robot pilot. The robot, called PIBOT, sits in the pilot’s seat and hands over the buttons in the cockpit.
Scientists have discovered a method that gives paper as we know it the ability to self-control.
Mistral AI, a new artificial intelligence (AI) startup, has raised $113 million in a seed funding round.
Stanford professor Zhenan Bao and his team have invented a multi-layered, self-healing synthetic electronic skin that can recognize itself and align with each other when injured. Damaged or bruised synthetic leather is in the healing process.
Twitter had begun to ask for $42,000 per month from researchers who could access data for research purposes. Now, it has been revealed that those who do not pay this fee are given 30 days to delete the data they received before. According to the researchers, this policy of the company could have devastating consequences on the platform.
What if an artificial intelligence could interpret your imagination and turn the images in your mind into reality? Although this may sound like a cyberpunk story, scientists have achieved exactly that in a new study. Researchers brain…
Researchers at the University of Texas announced that they detected the breakups 3 months ago using social media posts unrelated to relationships.
