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Deepfake: When Seeing Isn’t Believing
Picture this: You click on a PornHub clip and see your face appear in a pornographic video. The clip looks extremely realistic but, of course, you know it’s not real. Would your friends and family believe you, though? They won’t, and why should they? It looks real! As we look back on the past year and consider which things would affect us most in the time to come, we can’t help but stop flipping the page when we come across the mention of ‘DEEPFAKE.’ Deepfake could be the end of truth. So, what exactly is deepfake? Deepfake is a t...

Deepfake: When Seeing Isn’t Believing

1 week ago
Business, Featured, Innovate
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Using AI as a tool for social justice
Technology has played huge roles in global development, mostly in reducing human efforts and addressing commercial challenges. But these impacts are not felt in the most difficult challenges facing humanity. Though artificial intelligence offers the opportunities to remodel predictive human behaviors and structures challenging social justice, a few challenges have kept this from not happening. Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming more ubiquitous in the processes of our daily lives. Most significantly, industries are ...

Using AI as a tool for social justice

2 months ago
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Alphabet's Wing Are Growing
On-demand drone delivery service is inarguably a key lifeline in providing the fastest deliveries in the future. And while a good number of consumers are daring for the service’s availability, there are still challenges associated with its use in our society. Through thousands of trials in Australia, Alphabet’s Wing is dealing with some factors that impeding quick deployment of drones for package delivery. Consumers growing appetite for faster and faster delivery is the key motivation behind wild efforts by various firms to lead a se...

Alphabet's Wing Are Growing

2 months ago
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Space Industrialization, here we come!
Standing two miles from Boca Chica Beach in South Texas is a 55-meter tall uncanny test article built by SpaceX. It’s no surprise that most watchers had believed it’s the construction of a large water tower during the project’s early stage. Starhopper doesn’t look like any current generation rocket by any measure or shape. Most strange of all, it’s made of stainless steel – a material that has largely fallen out of use for propellant tanks in statistics. With a minimum of 10.5% chromium content, steel’s rigidity is not in any doubt. B...

Space Industrialization, here we come!

2 months ago
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Rising Stars in VR
Thought you were way ahead of the curve? Think again. There’s a whole load of entrepreneurs and industry leaders who’re making staggering advances in virtual reality. What’s more, the men and women are driving innovation with the help of VR across countless industries, from media and advertising to education and healthcare. But, who are they? Cortney Harding Founder, Friends With Holograms Cortney Harding started Friends With Holograms two years ago and has since enjoyed a remarkable string of successes. Her firm lends its inte...

Rising Stars in VR

4 months ago
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Will the Artificial Moon shine bright enough in Saudi Arabia’s futuristic Neom city?
In Saudi Arabia, the only way to live in the present is by adopting the ways of the past. Even today, life in Saudi Arabia remains unchanged – the sand dunes kingdom stands on the little rights that women have within the households and the deaths of modern-day slaves and victims of human trafficking. Happily, Saudi Arabia’s deputy crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, is more than keen to overturn tradition and reinvent the orthodox way of life. As per some reports, Prince bin Salman plans to form a futuristic $500 billion mega-city to ...

Will the Artificial Moon shine bright enough in Saudi Arabia’s futuristic...

4 months ago
Business, Featured, Innovate
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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin: Moving Heavy Industries To Space
“I have a business meeting with NASA executives in Mars next month but I wish the agency would move the venue to its center in Florence, Moon so I could celebrate this coming Christmas here on Earth with my family” This statement is either idiomatic, at least for the sake of trusting it has a meaning, or hypothetical at the moment. Yes, because a generation would take it for the real meaning someday. Just to remind us, John Flowers never saw Alexa, Siri, or Google Home in his entire lifetime. Some time ago in Washington, D.C., a man ...

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin: Moving Heavy Industries To Space

4 months ago
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Scientist mom inspires “superhuman” race by turning son into a cyborg
“AI is a human right,” theoretical neuroscientist Vivienne Ming said in 2018. Her professional career is focused on exploring ways to improve human potential with artificial intelligence. Ming is not just a firm believer that tech will become a more integral part of our existence but proving it by turning her autistic son into a cyborg. Ming wanted to help her son after he was diagnosed with autism. Ming built a face- and expression-recognition system for Google Glass that will in real-time interpret people’s facial expressions. Mos...

Scientist mom inspires “superhuman” race by turning son into a cyborg

4 months ago
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Curiosity Rover delivers stunning clips of Martian Clouds [PICTURES]
It’s over 6 years since NASA’s Curiosity Rover made Mars it's home in an expedition to unravel the Red Planet’s mysteries: if it is, or was, suitable for life. Since landing on the planet in 2012, the car-sized rover has helped astronomers to answer lots of questions about the CO2 rich world and also provided clues of extraterrestrial life. On May 7 and May 12, Curiosity Rover took its mission to a different level. It sat back and watched Mars’ atmosphere. Using its black-and-white Navigation Cameras (Navcams), the rover took i...

Curiosity Rover delivers stunning clips of Martian Clouds [PICTURES]

6 months ago
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Meet Astrobee – a helpful friend to NASA Astronauts
Astronauts have to juggle many chores together in space, but thankfully, NASA has sent something to help them out – an Astrobee. Astrobee is NASA’s free-flying robotic system that helps astronauts with routine tasks like taking inventory, documenting experiments with their built-in camera, and working together with astronauts to move cargo. They can work autonomously or via remote control by astronauts, flight controllers, and researchers on the ground. The NASA Astrobee can also carry out experiments in microgravity and play a...

Meet Astrobee – a helpful friend to NASA Astronauts

6 months ago
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