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OpenAI has been rapidly transforming the world with ChatGPT and later, GPT-4. Consequently, people couldn’t keep their excitement for the upcoming version. Yet, TechCrunch reported its perplexing statement at an MIT event last year. “I think we’re at the end of the era where it’s going to be these giant models, and we’ll make them

Do you want to relive your favorite retro games? Perhaps you want to try the originals that inspired today’s Pokemon and Super Mario titles? Fortunately, iPhone users can enjoy Game Boy Advance, Nintendo Entertainment System, and Nintendo DS games with Delta. READ: The best Pokemon games It’s the latest free emulator app that’s topping the

The desire to explore has compelled many to create new technologies for millennia. For example, we invented ships that harness the wind that carries us to faraway places. Eventually, we created gas-powered engines, hydroelectric power, and even magnetic levitation (Maglev) for trains. Surprisingly, NASA will take us full circle with the solar sail. READ: Japan

Those from the 90s may remember The Jetsons cartoon. It featured a family living in a future where robots did everything, including basic chores like cooking and cleaning.  Nowadays, many aspects of that show are real, and more will manifest soon. Specifically, a California startup recently launched the world’s first AI restaurant. Robots and artificial

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a complex hormonal condition according to Australia’s Better Health Channel.  Healthline acknowledges that people cannot cure it permanently, but proper treatment and practices can help women manage it.  READ: 7 things we can do to help women with PCOS Specifically, global healthcare provider Aster DM Healthcare recommends exercises that can

With the popularity of artificial intelligence, it’s easy to forget the previous cryptocurrency trend. A few years ago, the world applauded the potential of Bitcoin and blockchain technology.  Nowadays, it seems AI and ChatGPT are all everyone’s talking about. Contrary to popular belief, blockchain technology and its applications continue to flourish. READ: Amazon creates the

Have you ever watched the noontime show, “Eat Bulaga?” You’ll notice that it uses human portraits made to talk like family members.  The gag is that they sound like awkward robotic voices with exaggerated American accents. READ: Scientists film plants “talking” to each other Recent artificial intelligence developments have transcended these caricatures. Microsoft VASA-1 is

Have you ever wanted to have superpowers? Maybe you wanted immense strength like Superman or extreme speed like the Flash. Perhaps you’re a massive Harry Potter fan who wants to slink into the shadows with the Invisibility cloak. Fortunately, a UK-based startup can fulfill that dream (sort of). READ: NASA heat shield may enable Mars

Exploding Topics said the Philippines is 11th among countries with the most Internet users. Statista likewise said the Pearl of the Orient is the 4th largest e-commerce market in Southeast Asia. That means the country is more likely to reap the benefits of the online space, as well as the risks for being the most

Imagine a time when even your neighborhood “sari-sari” store, mechanic or shoeshine boy can do business or build a customer base both on- and offline. A government project offering such possibilities was launched on Friday, giving micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) an opportunity to thrive in the digital space. “This is the infrastructure that