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Recent Articles

Microsoft's Controversial Recall Feature: Delayed Due to Security Concerns and Enhancements

Microsoft's Controversial Recall Feature: Delayed Due to Security Concerns and Enhancements

Broke On: Thursday, 13 June 2024 Microsoft's Recall feature, an AI screenshot tool for Copilot Plus PCs, faces a delay due to security concerns. The tool, which keeps data private on-device and was initially planned as an opt-in experience, has raised privacy concerns from experts. Microsoft is now planning to involve its Windows Insider community in testing the feature before release.
Unusual Audible Source Causes Last-Minute Cancellation of Boeing Starliner Launch with NASA Astronauts

Unusual Audible Source Causes Last-Minute Cancellation of Boeing Starliner Launch with NASA Astronauts

Broke On: Monday, 06 May 2024 NASA astronauts' Boeing Starliner flight was abruptly called off due to an unusual buzzing sound from the Atlas V rocket's oxygen relief valve, prompting safety checks and rescheduling for at least next week. ValveTech, a NASA contractor, had previously warned of serious safety risks posed by a leaking valve in an oxygen tank.
CDC Study: No Link Between COVID-19 Vaccines and Sudden Cardiac Death Among Healthy Young Persons in Oregon

CDC Study: No Link Between COVID-19 Vaccines and Sudden Cardiac Death Among Healthy Young Persons in Oregon

Broke On: Sunday, 14 April 2024 A recent CDC study in Oregon found no link between COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna and sudden cardiac death among previously healthy young persons, based on an analysis of 1,300 death certificates. Only three deaths occurred within 100 days of vaccination out of the total number analyzed, none were attributed to the vaccine as a cause. Thirty young people in Oregon died from COVID-19 during the same time frame but most were not vaccinated.
NASA Discovers Large Cluster of Sunspots Facing Earth, AR3576 Produces M-Class Flares and Could Pose Threat for X-Class Solar Flares

NASA Discovers Large Cluster of Sunspots Facing Earth, AR3576 Produces M-Class Flares and Could Pose Threat for X-Class Solar Flares

Broke On: Sunday, 11 February 2024 A massive sunspot, AR3576, has been detected by NASA and is facing Earth. It could produce X-class solar flares and CMEs that can affect satellites and electronic technology on Earth. The sunspot was first seen by Perseverance rover on Mars in January.

Nicki Minaj Fans Create AI-Generated 'Gag City' Ahead of 'Pink Friday 2' Release

Broke On: Thursday, 07 December 2023 Nicki Minaj's fans have created an AI-generated virtual world called 'Gag City' in anticipation of her new album 'Pink Friday 2'. The album, initially scheduled for release on November 17, has been postponed to coincide with Minaj's birthday on December 8. Several brands have jumped on the trend, declaring their products as official items of 'Gag City'. Minaj has promoted 'Gag City' and urged her fans to 'prepare for impact' ahead of the album release. 'Pink Friday 2' is the follow-up to Minaj's 2018 album, 'Queen'.

OpenAI's Ouster of Sam Altman: A Tale of Boardroom Drama and AI Ethics

Broke On: Tuesday, 05 December 2023 Sam Altman, the former CEO of OpenAI, was ousted under unclear circumstances. Former OpenAI director Reid Hoffman expressed confusion over the board's decision to briefly push out Altman. Board member Helen Toner accused the company of using an 'intimidation tactic' to pressure her into reinstating Altman. Toner and another female board member, Tasha McCauley, have since left OpenAI, leaving no women on the governing body.