Facebook Develop AI Technology That Can ‘Read Minds’
Artificial intelligence has been developed to translate words and even entire sentences by scanning brain activity.
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The Biggest Business Tech Trends of 2022
Wondering what the biggest business tech trends are so far in 2022? It has been a fascinating, unique, and odd year in the business world, with life returning to some …
Teaching Creators About U.S. Mid-term Election Rules – TikTok’s New Initiative
Creators can now get a leg up on their following social media videos by learning about American elections. TikTok, the short-video platform with more than 300 million users, just launched …
Tesla’s Self-Driving Technology Fails to Detect Children on the Road, Tests Find
A new set of tests on Tesla’s Autopilot software shows that it is still missing key capabilities to be considered self-driving. The software was able to fail to detect a …
AFL CIO Invests $280 Million in Tech Companies to Compete With China
China has been investing in high-tech industries and artificial intelligence (AI) for some time as part of its Made in China 2025 plan. The country has also been targeting US …
Tesla’s Cybertruck is Going to be Way More Expensive Than Initially Planned
The future of transportation is electric. That’s why Tesla announced the CyberTruck, a semi-autonomous truck that’s designed to improve productivity and cut costs for long-haul carriers. The vehicle would have …
Danuri Orbiter: SpaceX Successfully Launches South Korea’s First Moon Mission
SpaceX successfully launched South Korea’s first lunar mission, an orbiter named ‘Danari’ and its companion imaging satellite ‘Naro’ from Cape Canaveral on Monday. The 229-foot-tall Falcon 9 rocket carrying the …
China’s Baidu Unveils ‘Robotaxi’ With Detachable Steering Wheel
China’s leading search engine operator Baidu will unveil a new ‘robotaxis’ service on Wednesday morning with a detachable steering wheel. The company is also investing 1 billion yuan (US$150 million) …
How Drones Will Impact the Deliveries of Tomorrow
For a long time, the shipping industry has had the stigma of an old industry relying on old methods of doing business. Nothing could be further from the truth! Granted, …
West Lothian High School Students Run Tech Final by Building and Flying Working Quadcopters
In a fantastic feat of innovation and problem solving, some West Lothian High School students built their quadcopters from scratch, flew them in a final exam, and then crashed them …