Your car might repossess itself
Imagine this. You’re running late for work. After you throw on your shoes and stuff your laptop into your bag, you rush out the door, angling for your…
Category: Technology
Passkeys, passwords, and logging into the future
In many ways, the internet has shrunk the world. It’s easy to keep in touch with friends and family across the globe and information about almost anything…
The iPhone becomes a botanist
Smart gadgets have become so smart that we might have to start calling them genius devices instead. Now, you can use the ubiquitous iPhone to quickly…
Google CEO frets over potential AI problems
Is artificial intelligence coming for your job? Could AI soon spy on you and your data all the time? Might small businesses be pushed out of the market?…
Why some educators embrace AI
More than a 100 million people are already using ChatGPT, the popular AI bot disrupting a number of industries. You can bet that some of those users are…
Cancer vaccines may save lives
Could vaccines turn life-threatening cancers into a thing of the past? Early research suggests that mRNA cancer vaccines, often customized specifically…
New Zelda promises surprises
After years of anticipation and tantalizing teasers, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom arrives on May 12, 2023. The long-awaited sequel to Zelda: Breath of the…
ChatGPT 3.5 is dead, long live ChatGPT 4
Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance, and ChatGPT 4 now stands on the shoulders of the wildly popular ChatGPT 3 and 3.5 AI tools. As ChatGPT…
Turns out that rare earth elements are not so rare
You’ve probably heard of rare earth elements by now, as they often pop up in news headlines and political discussions. And when you hear that the elements…
Can molten sand batteries supercharge sustainable energy?
Renewable energy sources might be able to reduce energy costs, but storing energy remains a serious challenge. Better batteries could solve the energy…