When AI Starts Fixing Its Own Mistakes AI reasoning engines: Developers used to waste their whole weekend looking tiny error messages and tracing through their codes in search of a erranton bracket or a poorly-chosen variable name. That is a ritual that is slowly fading off today. Self-correcting reason engines are coming to recognize logic Read details…
The New Cold War: How Africa and Latin America Became the U.S.-China Battleground There was a cold war during the 20 th century marked by proxy war in divided Berlin together with Cuban missile crisis. Today’s great-power struggle looks radically different—it’s playing out in lithium mines in Argentina, ports in Tanzania, and presidential palaces from Read details…
Introduction: Tidal Change on Women Health Menopause Treatment Breakthroughs: Doctors were unable to give an alternative to menopausal women except hormone replacement therapy (HRT) which has been offered to them over the past years. This was followed by the bombshell Women Health Initiative (WHI) study of 2002 that associated HRT with the increased risks of Read details…
Silent Epidemic Nobody Foresaw Young people colorectal cancer: Sarah Thompson had seen something wrong at 29. She was a marathon runner and a vegetarian and she dismissed her fatigue and intermittent bloating as stress, until she found blood in her stool. Her diagnosis? Colon cancer at stage III. She had no history of smoking, no Read details…
Introduction: The Moon’s Frozen Secrets Suppose you discover a time capsule billion-years buried down, one that would answer how the water reached the Earth and whether life exists in other planets. Precisely, that is what NASA is pursuing through the Artemis III mission that will land astronauts in the vicinity of the South Pole of Read details…
The Unseen Workforce Revolution Today, you could enter a Tesla factory and meet an unexpected acquaintance a humanoid robot whose role involves a breeze of sorting parts, assembly lines, or even brittle tasks. It has nothing to do with a sci-fi movie, it is 2024 and Optimus 2.0 is already working by Tesla. AI-assisted chatbots Read details…
When AI Becomes the Insider Threat Consider if an AI tool was used to finish financial reports, look at customer accounts or apply code updates, yet there was no security login involved. While trying to introduce AI in every part of their organization, companies tend to overlook the fact that AI systems can face security Read details…
Do Your Health Plans Help You Feel Better? Health Trackers: Just imagine, you wake up, see your sleep score and are oddly unhappy about it. You rested, but you didn’t do as well as you wanted to. This type of guilt doesn’t come from feeling bad physically, it comes from worrying about your data. An Read details…
Hidden dangers of outdated software: It’s not necessarily the unusual zero-day attacks or the big ransomware crews that cause the biggest harm in cybersecurity. It’s often something straightforward such as neglecting a software update alert, that brings about the largest security breaches. Official IBM data found that an estimated 32% of cyberattacks in 2023 originated Read details…
Imagine if the hands of surgeons trembled no more, patients with paralysis could easily walk once more and no night sleep could stop the focus of a forever-attentive nurse. Today’s healthcare, made possible by innovative robots, resembles the promises doctors made years ago. Robots are now part of both surgery and recovery units, offering much Read details…