Amazon Prime Day is known for offering amazing deals on a wide range of products, but this year, the popular shopping event has a surprise for foodies as well. Prime Day is now offering a fantastic deal of 50% off on a Grubhub order, allowing customers to enjoy their favorite foods for half the regular… Continue reading Prime Day deal gives 50% off a Grubhub order
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The Puzzle of How Large-Scale Order Emerges in Complex Systems
The Puzzle of How Large-Scale Order Emerges in Complex Systems Complex systems, such as ant colonies, weather patterns, or the human brain, display a remarkable ability to exhibit large-scale order. Despite the seemingly chaotic nature of these systems, patterns and structures inexplicably emerge, giving rise to organized behavior and functionality. This phenomenon has puzzled scientists… Continue reading The Puzzle of How Large-Scale Order Emerges in Complex Systems
Clippy goes rogue – infamous paperclip assistant returns to Windows 11 in order to help declutter the OS
Clippy Goes Rogue – Infamous Paperclip Assistant Returns to Windows 11 in Order to Help Declutter the OS Remember Clippy, the animated paperclip assistant that used to pop up on Microsoft Office applications, offering help and tips? Love it or hate it, this nostalgic character has made a surprising comeback in Windows 11, Microsoft’s latest… Continue reading Clippy goes rogue – infamous paperclip assistant returns to Windows 11 in order to help declutter the OS
Facebook Rejects Its Own Supreme Court’s Order to Ban Cambodia’s Ex-Prime Minister
Recently, Facebook revoked its own supreme court’s decision to ban the former prime minister of Cambodia, Hun Sen, from the platform. This decision has been met with plenty of criticism and backlash, especially since the court was established just over a year ago with the intention of making decisive, unbiased rulings on certain problematic content.… Continue reading Facebook Rejects Its Own Supreme Court’s Order to Ban Cambodia’s Ex-Prime Minister
Cruise told by regulators to ‘immediately’ reduce robotaxi fleet 50% following crash
Cruise, the San Francisco-based autonomous vehicle technology company, has been told by regulators to reduce its fleet of self-driving cars, named robotaxis, by half, following an accident involving one of their vehicles. The accident occurred on Tuesday, June 9th, when one of Cruise’s self-driving cars was involved in a collision with a passenger vehicle in… Continue reading Cruise told by regulators to ‘immediately’ reduce robotaxi fleet 50% following crash
In Good Omens, diversity is divine
In the modern-day hit television series Good Omens, diversity is divine, emphasizing the importance of acceptance regardless of race, religion, or gender. The show follows Aziraphale, an angel, and Crowley, a demon, as they team up to stop Armageddon, an event predicted by the angel and demon’s respective spiritual leaders, God and Satan. The show… Continue reading In Good Omens, diversity is divine
In challenge to TikTok, YouTube Shorts gains new creation tools like Collab and Q&As
In recent months, YouTube has been making significant changes to its platform in an effort to compete with TikTok. As part of its attempt to challenge the popular short-form video platform, YouTube has recently introduced a new feature, YouTube Shorts, complete with expanded creation tools. YouTube Shorts enables users to create videos up to 15… Continue reading In challenge to TikTok, YouTube Shorts gains new creation tools like Collab and Q&As
Italy gives OpenAI initial to-do list for lifting ChatGPT suspension order
Italy has recently announced plans to lift the suspension order on the OpenAI chatbot ChatGPT, which was imposed earlier this year in response to user complaints about the chatbot’s offensive language. To ensure that the chatbot is used responsibly, and to address the users’ concerns, Italy has drawn up an initial ‘to-do list’ for OpenAI… Continue reading Italy gives OpenAI initial to-do list for lifting ChatGPT suspension order
Emissions From Banned Ozone-Destroying Chemicals Are Mysteriously Rising
As of recent, ozone-destroying chemical emissions, particularly the chlorofluorocarbons (CFC) class, have been increasing rather than decreasing as expected. This phenomenon has perplexed scientists as it has been observed as of recently and could have long-term implications for Earth’s atmosphere if left unchecked. CFCs are essentially ozone-depleting chemical compounds that are mostly responsible for the… Continue reading Emissions From Banned Ozone-Destroying Chemicals Are Mysteriously Rising
Cruise recalls 300 robotaxis, issues software update after crashing into city bus
Recently, Cruise, the San Francisco-based autonomous car startup, has had to recall 300 of its self-driving robotaxis after one of its vehicles had crashed into a city bus. The incident, which occurred in December, came after a Cruise car was operating in San Francisco’s Marina neighborhood. According to reports, the car crashed into the side… Continue reading Cruise recalls 300 robotaxis, issues software update after crashing into city bus