Science and Technology

Related media - Breaking news In a surprising twist on predictions about the 2024 presidential election, Seth Keshel, a former Army intelligence captain and well-known Donald Trump supporter, has introduced his own model, which uniquely integrates allegations of widespread voter fraud. These accusations have been consistently refuted by multiple authoritative sources, but they form the basis of Keshel's predictions, which favor the former president. Keshel, who has become something of a celebrity within circles that deny the legitimacy of recent election results, argues that his approach offers a clearer picture of upcoming election results. Unlike traditional election forecasts, which show…

Related media - News 24 hours The 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to three researchers for their innovative work in protein prediction and design using advanced artificial intelligence technologies. This prestigious award was awarded to David Baker of the University of Washington and Demis Hassabis together with John M. Jumper of Google DeepMind, both based in the United Kingdom. The award highlights the integration of artificial intelligence with chemical research, demonstrating significant progress in our understanding and innovation in protein structures. Proteins, often described as the building blocks of life, play a crucial role in virtually all…

Related media - Recent news As Hurricane Milton approaches, Florida authorities are advising residents to move their electric vehicles (EVs) away from areas that could be affected by flooding and storm surges. This precautionary measure is critical to avoid the risk of electric vehicles catching fire due to prolonged immersion in salt water, a scenario that, while rare, poses a significant threat. During torrential rains in Hallandale Beach, Florida, in June, a blue sedan plugged into an electric charger was photographed with its wheels partially submerged. This incident highlights the vulnerabilities associated with electric vehicle charging in flood-prone areas. The…

More news - News 24 hours The US Justice Department is considering federal court intervention to dismantle Google's corporate structure, citing antitrust concerns. This potential move aims to disrupt Google's dominant position in the Internet search market, which authorities say stifles competition and innovation. The case highlights growing government control over tech giants, which are believed to have gained considerable power that could impede market fairness. The call for Google to divest parts of its business comes amid growing global momentum for tighter regulation of technology conglomerates to ensure a balanced competitive environment. Justice officials argue that Google's control of…

More news - Recent news In a revealing interview, Irina Bolgar, once romantically involved with Pavel Durov, the creator of Telegram, revealed details about their nearly decade-long relationship, marked by opulence and legal disputes. The interview was part of an extensive investigation conducted by journalists Adam Satariano and Paul Mozur who traveled to Geneva to gather information directly from Bolgar. According to Bolgar, their life together included summers at a sprawling resort in Sardinia that cost about $1 million a month and residences such as a beachfront penthouse in Dubai with a private elevator. Their trips often involved private jets…

More news - Breaking news Stellantis, a major player in the automotive industry with a portfolio of well-known brands such as Chrysler, Fiat, Jeep, Peugeot and Ram, is facing a number of significant obstacles. The company has seen a worrying decline in both sales and profits. Retailers have increasingly expressed their frustration at the excess of unsold inventory, directing their disappointment at both Stellantis and its CEO, who have faced harsh criticism for the situation. Additionally, the company's stock value has nearly halved since reaching its peak in March. This Monday, Stellantis announced that its annual profits will likely be…

More news - News 24 hours On Sunday, California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a groundbreaking bill aimed at regulating artificial intelligence within the state, which would have been the first such comprehensive legislation in the United States. The rejected bill, known as SB 1047, was designed to implement rigorous security assessments for substantial AI models before their public deployment. He also proposed that the state attorney general could bring lawsuits against companies if their AI systems caused significant harm, including loss of life or substantial property damage. Governor Newsom criticized the bill for its narrow focus on large-scale artificial intelligence…

More news - Breaking news Cruise, the autonomous vehicle subsidiary of General Motors, has accepted a $1.5 million settlement following an accident in which one of its self-driving taxis struck and injured a pedestrian in San Francisco. This deal comes with a mandate for increased regulatory scrutiny as Cruise prepares to resume testing in various U.S. cities. Last year there was a significant crash involving a cruiser that resulted in serious injuries to a pedestrian. This incident has posed a considerable challenge for GM as it aims to rival other key players in the autonomous driving market, such as Waymo…

Related media - Breaking news In a significant shift in strategy, Meta, the conglomerate behind major social networks like Facebook, Instagram and Threads, is redefining its role in the political sphere. This shift represents a profound transformation in the company's approach to political interactions and discourse. Historically, Meta has been a key platform for political communication and campaigning, influencing public opinion and voter behavior. However, recent changes indicate a deliberate move away from this influential role. This strategic pivot is not only a response to external pressures and criticism regarding the spread of misinformation and the handling of user data,…