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Social Media
META announces thread launches supply ad placement
Finally happened: Advertisements on threads. After months of speculation, we no longer speculate. In the April 23 announcement, Meta…
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Science
3D printed squid ring matches real squid texture
Scientists cracked the code on one of the toughest challenges of plant-based seafood – creating vegan squid rings with the…
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Science
Tiny devices use bee wing buzz to generate electricity
A tiny buzzing battery power future technology Scientists have developed an extraordinary device that harvests energy from the natural vibrations…
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AI
WhatsApp users are angry about “optional” meta AI that cannot be turned off
WhatsApp introduced a permanently visible meta-AI button on its platform, and the company insists that the feature is “fully optional”,…
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Gadgets
Advanced Tracking and Theft Protection – Cute Tech Gadgets
this Nog Reconnaissance ios smart tag It’s one Cutting-edge luggage tracker and alarm system Specially designed Apple users. seamless Find…
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AI
How Model Context Protocol (MCP) standardizes AI connections using tools and data
As artificial intelligence (AI) is important across industries, the need for integration between AI models, data sources and tools becomes…
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AI
AWS introduces SWE-PolyBench: a new open source multilingual benchmark for evaluating AI encoding proxy
Recent advances in Large Language Models (LLMS) have enabled the development of AI-based coding agents that can generate, modify and…
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Science
Metabolites of gut bacteria drive pre-leukemia cell growth
In a discovery that could reshape our findings of age-related blood diseases, the researchers identified a bacterial metabolite that flows…
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Science
Self-driving cars: cheaper, sustainable urban transportation to Europe
The future of urban mobility is coming. EU-supported trials of driverless cars in public transport can make European city centers…
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Science
Explore sustainable development in Rwanda and Bangladesh – State of the Earth
Last March, two separate student groups from the Undergraduate Program Office of Colombia Climate School went to Rwanda and Bangladesh,…
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