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PUERTO AYORA, Ecuador — As Charles Darwin did in 1831, a group of scientists and environmentalists last year set sail from the English port of Plymouth, headed for the Galapagos islands off the coast of Ecuador. But what they found on their arrival last month differed vastly from what naturalist Darwin saw while visiting the archipelago

Watching OpenAI’s GPT-4o live demonstration reveals a remarkably human-like AI. You might even associate the ChatGPT voice with the female voice from the 2013 film “Her.” The movie stars Joaquin Phoenix as a writer who falls in love with a talking operating system. However, it seems the latest AI voice sounds like Scarlett Johansson from

Science fiction draws inspiration from real life. Then, it becomes a part of our reality as films and books. The Dune “Stillsuit” is one that turned into a real-life prototype. The Stillsuit is the full-body vest common among the characters in the movie, Dune. It recycles the body’s and the environment’s moisture to keep people

People register for so many online products and services that it can become difficult to find all accounts. That brings many risks in our digitalized world.  Someone might hack your old video game login or online shopping account. Consequently, those unknown accounts may become a hacker’s way into your sensitive data.  READ: How to find

MEXICO CITY, Mexico — Howler monkeys are dropping dead in Mexico and authorities said Monday that they were investigating whether extreme heat was killing the endangered species. According to the environment ministry, causes under consideration include “heat stroke, dehydration, malnutrition or fumigation of crops with pesticides.” It said studies would be carried out to rule out

Google recently added artificial intelligence (AI) to its online search, radically changing the Internet forever. As expected, these shifts will benefit some and risk others.  However, what does Google CEO Sundar Pichai think of these innovations? What would be the impact of his new AI products and services on our digitalized future? The Verge correspondent

REDMOND, United States  — Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella unveiled a new category of PC on Monday that features generative artificial intelligence tools built directly into Windows, the company’s world leading operating system. The tech giant estimates that more than 50 million “AI PCs” will be sold over the next 12 months, given the appetite for devices powered

Artificial intelligence is becoming an integral part of modern warfare. For example, Israel’s combat AI, Fire Factory, plans airstrikes to facilitate its military operations. However, AI is becoming more sophisticated that it not only receives orders but learns from them.  READ: Tech firms unite against deceptive AI in elections South China Morning Post reported that

Google is going all in on artificial intelligence for its products and services. The most notable one is AI Overviews for online search. Most people worldwide use Google programs, meaning AI will become part of everyone’s lives. Still, some prefer the old format that shows a list of links immediately.  READ: Google AI features now available

It’s March, so it’s graduation season for most schools worldwide. We expect numerous students to wear togas and square hats as they celebrate completing their education.  However, the recent D’Youville University graduation encountered surprise digitalization as the humanoid robot Sophia entered the stage. READ: Earn your real-life diploma with VR high school Then, the machine