Articles by Isaiah Richard
[VIRAL] Midjourney AI: Fallon Fox Created These Vintage Polaroid Images, But These People Are NOT Real
A Midjourney user called Fallon Fox went viral for these images from the AI. Fallon Fox is best known for her career as a former MMA fighter, and a celebrated trans woman in the community, but she recently went viral for using the Midjourney AI beta to create these Vintage Polaroids that never existed.
NCU's 'Butterfly Bot' is a Soft Robot Capable of Swimming Fast Speeds, Inspired by the Manta Ray
This butterfly bot gets inspiration on how two different animals use a similar way to move in their areas of expertise.
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Elon Musk: Asked Software Engineers via e-mail to Report to Twitter HQ to Understand Tech, Despite Closed Offices
Elon Musk wants to know the "Twitter tech stack" better, and wants employees to report to SF office after hours.
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‘Grand Theft Auto’ Turns Silver: Franchise Celebrates 25th Anniversary, What to Expect on ‘GTA Online’
GTA is celebrating its 25th Anniversary and is inviting you to its Online games to join the festivities.
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Subaru Officially Unveils the 2024 Impreza in the LA Auto Show—Hatchback-Only Body, New RS Trim
The latest 2024 Impreza is now a hatchback, with its RS trim also unveiled via the LA Auto Show. The global Japanese car manufacturer unveiled the latest 2024 Subaru Impreza, and it centers on a massive change for the model's lineup, delivering the hatchback-only body for next year's release.
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Z Library: ’World’s Largest’ Pirated e-Book Source Now Shut Down—Feds Seize 2 Russians Operating It
Two Russians operating the world's largest pirated e-Book library were taken down. In a world where people rely mostly on subscriptions to get their latest online premium content, piracy is still a massive problem, with the Feds closing the book on an entity called "Z-Library," operated by two Russian nationals.
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AI for Fintech? This Tech Aims to Use Predictions to Determine When a Bank Needs Help
It is a way for regulators to help out or determine what to invest in a bank. The University College London and the Queen Mary University of London worked on a new artificial intelligence system that centers on financial technology, focusing on predictions for a bank's future.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Allegedly Transferred Digital Assets to the Bahamas, FTX Says After Bankruptcy
Sam Bankman-Fried was assisted by Bahamian regulators in this transfer. In a new development to FTX's case, the company filed a new motion, which it presented to the Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, which claims that Sam Bankman-Fried allegedly transferred digital assets to the Bahamian government.
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Apple Watch to Help Diagnose Cardiac Dysfunction, Mayo Clinic AI Algorithm Under FDA Review
This heart disease does not manifest any signs, but it may be detectable by the Apple Watch via Mayo Clinic.
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Meta: Facebook to Remove Religious, Political, Gender Info on Profile—Also Other Basic Data
It seems like Facebook aims to deliver a judge-free zone when looking at people's profiles. Meta's Facebook is looking into a new change on its platform, and it is by removing the basic and contact information as seen on one's profile, with these data available since the early days of the social media.
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Black Hole in a Lab? Scientists Aim to Test Stephen Hawking’s Theory, 'Hawking Radiation'
The theory helped inspired many studies, with Hawking's legacy helping the modern world. Science aims to push the boundaries known to man, and that ideology is what took place from the recent study from the University of Amsterdam, in the Netherlands where they created a black hole in the laboratory.
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‘Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0”: Dr Disrespect Bashes New DMZ Mode—Is He Prejudiced?
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 just dropped, but it is already getting negative comments from a famous streamer.
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Twitter End-to-End Encryption DMs Coming Soon? Elon Musk Teases It
The previous development on Twitter's secure DM may be reviving. Twitter previously worked on end-to-end encryption for its Direct Messages in the platform to make it secure and private for users to enjoy but did not push through for unknown reasons.
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DuckDuckGo App Tracking Protection is Now Available on Android via Beta—More Powerful than iOS?
The Google smartphone OS is finally getting an App Tracking Protection. DuckDuckGo is one of the most famous anti-tracking services in the world, and it recently made its App Tracking Protection feature available on the Android OS platform under its beta version.
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Battle.net Slow Downloads? Here’s What to Do to Speed It Up for ‘Call of Duty: Warzone 2’
Downloads on Activision Blizzard's Battle.net is slow, and it may delay your Warzone 2 download.
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Nvidia, Microsoft to Build an AI Supercomputer—Aims to Deliver the ‘First Public Cloud’ with its Tech
Nvidia and Microsoft are forming an alliance to deliver an AI supercomputer to the world. Nvidia and Microsoft are joining forces to create a powerful AI Supercomputer, centering on a large-scale venture to deliver its best products to showcase its capabilities.
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Samsung Rolling Out Xbox Cloud Gaming, GeForce Now, Game Streaming Services to 2021 Smart TVs
Samsung is expanding smart TV access to the latest game streaming services now. Samsung is rolling out new support for its older, 2021-released smart TVs, centering on the capability to run famed game streaming services like the Xbox Cloud Gaming, Nvidia GeForce Now, and more.
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‘Pokemon Trading Card Game Live’ Does Digital with its Beta Available Now—Here’s How to Download
Pokemon's TCG Live is now available in the beta for all to experience. The "Pokemon Trading Card Game Live," otherwise known as the "Pokemon TCG Live," is now available via its beta testing experience, where gamers may now build their decks and battle with other trainers worldwide.
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Apple iPhone 14 Emergency SOS via Satellite: US, Canada May Test The Feature—Here’s How
Apple is now giving the public a chance to test the feature which sends Emergency SOS texts via satellite.
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Twitter: Elon Musk is Relaunching the Blue Verified Service, Delaying to Nov. 29—Unpaid Subs to Be Removed
The Blue Verified checkmark service is relaunching soon, as it experienced problems earlier. Twitter under Elon Musk's leadership is off to a rough start, particularly with its new verification system under Twitter Blue which experienced several glitches and problems in its early run.
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NASA Artemis I Mission: Watch the Launch to the Moon, Pushing Through Despite Damages
NASA is inviting the world to watch its journey back to the natural satellite. NASA is going all out for this third reschedule of the Artemis I Moon mission, with the space agency pushing through with its launch now for the world to see.
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Boston Dynamics vs. Ghost Robotics: Robot Dog Patent Infringement Lawsuit Coming
Spot the robot dog sees a rival with Ghost Robotics, but it now faces patent lawsuits from Boston Dynamics.
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Xbox Keystone Price Revealed: It’s The Reason It Got Canceled says Phil Spencer
It is the streaming device for games on television, but it is expensive and close to the Series S price.
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AST SpaceMobile Deploys the World's Largest Communication Satellite, BlueWalker 3, to Deliver 5G
The 5G speeds it will deliver to cellular phones to run via 3GPP standard frequencies. The world's largest communication satellite, the BlueWalker 3, recently got deployed by its company, the Texas-based firm AST SpaceMobile, aiming to deliver massive 5G connections for its users.
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PlayStation NFT, Blockchain in the Works? Patent Reveals Future Ventures of Sony
A possible PlayStation NFT and Blockchain project may be coming soon. Rumors and speculations are now swirling around PlayStation's future venture toward the NFT and blockchain industry, as the company's recent patent reveals a possible project towards it.
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Hydro-Quebec Employee Charged with Spying for China, Sending Trade Secrets to Research Centers
The Canada-based company was caught by police and charged with espionage. Canadian police seized a person named Yuesheng Wang, employed under Canada's Hydro-Quebec, who allegedly sent trade secrets to Chinese universities and research centers.
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‘Solar Snake’ Seen Slithering on the Sun’s Surface; NASA, ESA’s Solar Orbiter Captures Phenomenon [VIDEO]
A silhouette of a snake appears on the Sun's surface. The European Space Agency (ESA) and the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) captured a "Solar Snake" slithering on the Sun's surface at immense speed on the brightest star in the Solar System.
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2024 Porsche Macan EV: Here’s the Initial Details on the Upcoming Electric SUV
Porsche aims to deliver a new EV to the world, and it is the 2024 Macan EV. The 2024 Porsche Macan EV will be the famous German company's next take on an all-electric vehicle, now focusing its clean energy swap to the SUV platform.
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Apple vs. Epic Games Case: Returns to Overturn Initial Ruling—Is ‘Fortnite’ Coming Back?
Apple and Epic are not yet done with each other, as both parties return to the court. Apple Inc. and Epic Games Inc. have gone back to the United States court to battle their issues with one another, centering on the initial lawsuit regarding the App Store's policies which kicked "Fortnite" off in 2020.
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China to Unveil its H-20 Stealth Bomber Aircraft, Rivaling the US' B-21 Raider Launch
China's new stealth bomber is set to rival what the US prepares to deliver to the public. China is about to unveil its famed stealth bomber aircraft to the world, and it is the awaited H-20 plane that would deliver an untrackable aerial vehicle under the People's Liberation Army (PLA).
