Science & Technology
Robots Develop Self-Awareness Through Self-Observation
March 1, 2025
Robots Develop Self-Awareness Through Self-Observation
Researchers at Columbia University have unveiled a groundbreaking method that allows robots to learn about their own structure and movement by watching themselves in video footage, Earth.com reported. This innovative approach enables robots to achieve a level of self-awareness previously…
EU’s AI Act Promotes Digital Sovereignty
March 1, 2025
EU’s AI Act Promotes Digital Sovereignty
The EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act aims to establish a comprehensive legal framework for AI, reducing dependence on non-European tech giants while promoting ethical standards, Anadolu Agency reported. Adonis Bogris, a professor at the University of West Attica, emphasizes that this…
AI technology continues to evolve, making chatbots more intelligent and effective
February 27, 2025
AI technology continues to evolve, making chatbots more intelligent and effective
Artificial intelligence has dramatically impacted the development and implementation of chatbots in various sectors, making it possible for tools to provide more efficient and personalised interactions. DeepSeek’s chatbot, the most recent of all, positioned as a competitor to ChatGPT-4o. When…
Scientists Discover Protein That Could Reverse Cellular Aging
February 27, 2025
Scientists Discover Protein That Could Reverse Cellular Aging
Researchers at Osaka University in Japan have identified a protein, AP2A1, that may hold the key to reversing cellular aging, Earh.com reported. As cells age, they enter a state known as senescence, characterized by increased size and thicker stress fibers.…
Sky Enthusiasts Observe Rare Planetary Alignment This Week
February 27, 2025
Sky Enthusiasts Observe Rare Planetary Alignment This Week
A rare astronomical event known as the “Planetary Parade” will feature seven planets of the solar system—Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Venus, Neptune, Mercury, and Saturn—aligning in the night sky. This phenomenon will not be seen again until 2040. The best opportunities…
Scientists Develop Tiny 6-Gram Swimming Robot Inspired by Marine Flatworms
February 25, 2025
Scientists Develop Tiny 6-Gram Swimming Robot Inspired by Marine Flatworms
Engineers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) have created a groundbreaking 6-gram swimming robot that mimics marine flatworms, enabling it to navigate tight aquatic spaces with ease, SciTech Daily reported. This ultra-light robot utilizes silent undulating fins for…
Japanese Scientists Create World’s Largest Biohybrid Robot Hand
February 24, 2025
Japanese Scientists Create World’s Largest Biohybrid Robot Hand
A team of Japanese researchers has developed the world’s largest biohybrid robot hand, utilizing cultivated human muscle tissues for movement, Anadolu Agency reported. Measuring 18 centimeters (7.08 inches) in length, including a forearm section, the hand features five fingers that…
Europe’s AI Challenge: A Call for Regulatory Flexibility
February 22, 2025
Europe’s AI Challenge: A Call for Regulatory Flexibility
Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson warned that Europe may fall behind in the global artificial intelligence (AI) race unless it eases strict regulations on the technology, Anadolu Agency reported. Speaking at the Techarena event in Stockholm, he urged European policymakers…
Meta Unveils World’s Longest Undersea Cable Project to Link US, India, and Beyond
February 20, 2025
Meta Unveils World’s Longest Undersea Cable Project to Link US, India, and Beyond
Meta has announced plans to build the world’s longest underwater cable project, spanning 50,000km (31,000 miles), longer than the Earth’s circumference, The Guardian reported. Dubbed Project Waterworth, the initiative will connect the US, India, South Africa, Brazil, and other regions,…
EU Accused of Leaving ‘Devastating’ Copyright Loophole in AI Act
February 20, 2025
EU Accused of Leaving ‘Devastating’ Copyright Loophole in AI Act
The European Union has been criticized for failing to address a significant copyright loophole in its Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, leaving writers, musicians, and creatives vulnerable to exploitation by big tech companies, The Guardian reported. Axel Voss, a key architect…