Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have emerged as transformative technologies that are revolutionizing industries across the globe. From healthcare to finance, from transportation to entertainment, AI and ML are profoundly reshaping our interactions and engagement with these sectors.
In the wild west of the digital frontier, there’s a new sheriff in town: decentralized social media (DeSo). As we endlessly scroll, like and retweet our way through the day, the cracks in our relationship with social media giants like Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok are showing. Concerns surrounding data breaches,
In recent years, the world has witnessed a remarkable surge in interest surrounding the quest for innovative and sustainable solutions to overcome the challenges faced by traditional agriculture. With the global population projected to reach a staggering 9.7 billion people by 2050 and the increasingly erratic climate patterns we are experiencing, the urgency for reliable and efficient food production methods has reached unprecedented levels.
Last month, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg agreed to fight it out with Twitter CTO Elon Musk in a cage. The bizarre event garnered a lot of social media buzz (and produced some excellent memes). To paint a picture of things to come, Musk boasted (kind of, maybe), “I have this great move that I call ‘The Walrus’, where I just lie on top of my opponent and do nothing.
With diverse applications in healthcare, biotechnology also plays a crucial role in preventing cancers and cardiovascular diseases, accelerating drug discovery, developing vaccines and treating genetic conditions.
Slow and steady has gotten a bad rap in the tech world which is notorious for moving at an incredibly fast pace. The industry is no longer about producing the most efficient tools but beating your competitors in producing new tools fast. This way of work can quickly become a one-way ticket to a scandalous affair, ultimately dooming the company for good.
Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) have gained significant attention in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrency. These organizations are designed to operate without a centralized authority, with decision-making and governance processes carried out by its members in the best interest of the community.
As electronic devices become more complex, the once-simple task of repairing them has transformed into a more formidable challenge. A survey conducted by online retailer eSpares revealed a startling trend: a staggering 75 percent of respondents now prefer to discard their broken appliances and opt for shiny new models rather than invest in repairs.
Recently, parenting influencer April who goes by the username @msaprilwu on Instagram shared her experience as an elementary school teacher to Generation Alpha (children born between 2010 and 2024). She recalled how her students often accidentally called her “mom”, “mama” and so on, but, for the first time in her life, she was stunned to hear a kid address her as “Alexa”.
Finding balance and inner peace in today’s fast-paced world is no easy feat. Yoga, the ancient practice that promotes mindfulness and physical well-being, has emerged as a powerful solution. As we approach International Day of Yoga on June 21, it is the perfect time to explore how technology is transforming this timeless discipline.
In recent years, the world of virtual reality (VR) has rapidly expanded, captivating people’s imaginations. Initially gaining prominence in gaming and entertainment, VR’s transformative potential has extended far beyond these realms.
The amalgamation of artificial intelligence (AI) and creative expression has ushered writers—whether web or print, fiction or nonfiction—into new digital landscapes. AI technologies have become invaluable companions for authors, providing a variety of functions to enhance their writing methods, increase efficiency and unlock new creative possibilities.
In a world where technology and sustainability go hand in hand, eco-smartphones have emerged as the pioneers of a greener future. In stark contrast to conventional smartphones, eco-smartphones prioritize not only technological advancements but also embody a profound commitment to environmental responsibility.
The rapid urbanization and growing population in cities worldwide have led to increasing congestion, pollution and limited mobility options. In response to these challenges, a new wave of innovative startups has emerged, focusing on micro-mobility solutions. These startups are reshaping the way people commute within cities by introducing compact, efficient and eco-friendly modes of transportation.
in overcrowded landfills each year. Among the culprits, the fashion industry stands out as a major contributor, earning the notorious title of being one of the planet’s most significant sources of pollution.
Pixxel, a Bengaluru-based space tech startup specializing in hyperspectral imaging, has successfully amassed an impressive US$36 million in a Series B funding round, bringing its total venture funding to US$71 million. The funding round witnessed the participation of new investors, including tech giant Google, and continued support from existing investors such as Radical Ventures, Lightspeed, Blume Ventures, growX Ventures, Sparta and Athera.