Science & Technology
Google Faces Publisher Backlash as AI Begins Rewriting News Headlines in Search
March 21, 2026
Google Faces Publisher Backlash as AI Begins Rewriting News Headlines in Search
Google Faces Publisher Backlash as AI Begins Rewriting News Headlines in Search ————————————- A quiet experiment at Google is sending shockwaves through the digital publishing industry as the search giant begins using artificial intelligence to rewrite and replace original news…
March 18 Marks First Spacewalk, Humanity’s Milestones in Space Exploration
March 19, 2026
March 18 Marks First Spacewalk, Humanity’s Milestones in Space Exploration
March 18 Marks First Spacewalk, Humanity’s Milestones in Space Exploration —————————– March 18 is celebrated annually as the anniversary of the first-ever spacewalk, a groundbreaking event in human space exploration that opened new frontiers beyond our planet. A spacewalk, or…
Astronomers Identify Possible New Type of Molten Planet
March 18, 2026
Astronomers Identify Possible New Type of Molten Planet
Astronomers Identify Possible New Type of Molten Planet ———————————- Scientists studying the exoplanet L98-59d, located 35 light-years from Earth, suggest it may represent a previously unknown category of molten planet. About 1.6 times the size of Earth, the planet orbits…
NATO Tests “Cyborg Cockroaches” for Military Reconnaissance
March 16, 2026
NATO Tests “Cyborg Cockroaches” for Military Reconnaissance
NATO Tests “Cyborg Cockroaches” for Military Reconnaissance —————————– NATO countries are exploring unconventional reconnaissance technologies, including live cockroaches equipped with miniature electronics to gather intelligence in confined or hard-to-reach environments such as buildings, tunnels, and rubble. The project, led by…
AI Reshapes Workforces Globally as Companies Restructure and Cut Jobs
March 15, 2026
AI Reshapes Workforces Globally as Companies Restructure and Cut Jobs
AI Reshapes Workforces Globally as Companies Restructure and Cut Jobs ———————————– The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is driving significant workforce restructuring across Australia and major global tech firms, raising concerns about job security while highlighting the complex interplay between…
March 7 Marks Anniversary of Telephone’s Patent
March 7, 2026
March 7 Marks Anniversary of Telephone’s Patent
March 7 Marks Anniversary of Telephone’s Patent ————————– On 7 March 1876, Alexander Graham Bell was granted U.S. patent No. 174,465 for the telephone, a device that forever transformed human communication by allowing vocal sounds to be transmitted over electrical wires. This breakthrough…
Michael Pollan Warns of Threats to Human Consciousness from AI and Social Media
March 7, 2026
Michael Pollan Warns of Threats to Human Consciousness from AI and Social Media
Michael Pollan Warns of Threats to Human Consciousness from AI and Social Media ——————————- Author Michael Pollan has urged the public to practice “consciousness hygiene” to protect the human mind from increasing manipulation by technology, social media, and artificial intelligence,…
Scientists Develop Ultra-Efficient AI Model Inspired by Brain
March 4, 2026
Scientists Develop Ultra-Efficient AI Model Inspired by Brain
Scientists Develop Ultra-Efficient AI Model Inspired by Brain —————————- Researchers have created a highly compact artificial intelligence (AI) model that mimics the brain’s visual system, potentially transforming both neuroscience and AI applications, a study published in Nature reports. Unlike conventional…
Experts Warn of Expanding Cyber and AI Warfare Amid Regional Conflict
March 4, 2026
Experts Warn of Expanding Cyber and AI Warfare Amid Regional Conflict
Experts Warn of Expanding Cyber and AI Warfare Amid Regional Conflict ——————————— As military tensions escalate following US and Israeli strikes on Iran and Tehran’s retaliation, cybersecurity experts say a parallel digital war is unfolding beyond the physical battlefield. Erdem…
Scientists Develop Highly Reactive New Form of Aluminum That Could Replace Rare Earth Metals
March 3, 2026
Scientists Develop Highly Reactive New Form of Aluminum That Could Replace Rare Earth Metals
Scientists Develop Highly Reactive New Form of Aluminum That Could Replace Rare Earth Metals —————————————– Researchers at King’s College London have discovered a novel form of aluminum with unique chemical properties, offering a potential low-cost and sustainable alternative to rare…