Tech

Design Sem Nome 2025 08 26T162030.429

Spotify Introduces Messaging Feature as Part of Push to Boost Social Interaction

Apps & Software, Tech /

Spotify is rolling out a new chat feature aimed at making the app more social and interactive. While users have long shared music and podcast links outside the platform, this update encourages keeping those interactions within Spotify. It also saves shared content, eliminating the need to search for songs later. The messaging is strictly one-on-one […]

Spotify Introduces Messaging Feature as Part of Push to Boost Social Interaction Read More »

Design Sem Nome 87

Research Shows AI Chatbots Give Inconsistent Responses to Suicide-Related Queries

Artificial Intelligence, Tech /

A study examining three widely used AI chatbots found that while they typically avoid addressing the most dangerous questions, such as requests for explicit how-to instructions, their responses to less severe but still potentially harmful prompts remain inconsistent. Study Flags Need for Improvements in Leading AI Chatbots A study published Tuesday in the medical journal

Research Shows AI Chatbots Give Inconsistent Responses to Suicide-Related Queries Read More »

Design Sem Nome 85

NASA Experiments with New Technologies to Measure Drone Safety in City Environments

Drones, Tech /

As advanced air mobility aircraft become more common in U.S. airspace, the country will need improved preflight planning to address potential risks in advance—and NASA is creating the tools to support this effort. Effective preflight planning is essential for maintaining safety in the increasingly complex and high-risk airspace of the future. Having a single platform

NASA Experiments with New Technologies to Measure Drone Safety in City Environments Read More »

Design Sem Nome 84

Does AI Require a Body To Achieve Human-Like Intelligence?

Artificial Intelligence, Tech /

The earliest robot I recall is Rosie from The Jetsons, followed not long after by the polished C-3PO and his loyal partner R2-D2 in The Empire Strikes Back. My first encounter with a bodiless AI, however, was Joshua from WarGames—the computer that nearly triggered nuclear war before discovering the logic of mutually assured destruction and

Does AI Require a Body To Achieve Human-Like Intelligence? Read More »

Design Sem Nome 2025 08 25T104529.766

Researchers Have Discovered a Way to Boost Intelligence

Medicine, Neurological /

Intelligence is a powerful asset in both life and work—and science has identified several ways to “boost” it, according to Inc.com. When asked about the key factor behind success, most high achievers point to intelligence (though research shows luck also plays a role—Bill Gates being a prime example). Science-Backed Ways to Boost Intelligence Fortunately, there

Researchers Have Discovered a Way to Boost Intelligence Read More »

Design Sem Nome 2025 08 22T143329.894

OpenAI Opens a New Delhi office as Part of its Expansion in India

Artificial Intelligence, Tech /

OpenAI has revealed plans to establish its first office in India, shortly after rolling out a ChatGPT plan designed for Indian users, as part of its strategy to engage with the country’s fast-growing AI sector. The company announced on Friday that it will form a local team and open a corporate office in New Delhi

OpenAI Opens a New Delhi office as Part of its Expansion in India Read More »

Design Sem Nome 82

Cornell Unveils the World’s First “Microwave Brain” With a Unique Way Of Computing

Computer & Electronics, Tech /

Scientists at Cornell University have created an electronic chip they call a “microwave brain.” Unlike traditional digital chips, this analog chip can process ultrafast data and wireless communication signals at the same time. Although we usually think of computers as digital, this is only one type of computing. Throughout history and even today, many devices

Cornell Unveils the World’s First “Microwave Brain” With a Unique Way Of Computing Read More »

Design Sem Nome 80

Remote Conversations Can Be Intercepted by Analyzing Phone Vibrations

Mobile Phones, Tech /

A team of researchers employed a microwave radar sensor to detect smartphone vibrations and applied a large-scale AI-powered speech recognition model to convert those vibrations into intelligible speech. The new “wireless-tapping” method explores remotely decoding conversations from subtle phone earpiece vibrations. Radar Signals Could Be Exploited to Transcribe Phone Calls, Raising Privacy Concerns Researchers at

Remote Conversations Can Be Intercepted by Analyzing Phone Vibrations Read More »

Scroll to Top