A study found that adults’ faces tend to evolve to suit their names due to social expectations, while children’s faces do not show the same name-based similarities. The researchers used both human participants and machine learning to confirm that adults’ faces can be matched to their names with high accuracy, but children’s faces cannot. They … Read more
Researchers have made a significant discovery in quantum information transmission using particles of light called qudits, which can hold more data than traditional qubits due to their higher dimensions. This new technology could lead to a powerful and secure quantum internet for long-distance communication and the creation of advanced quantum computers and unbreakable encryption. Unlike … Read more
Researchers have made a significant discovery in quantum information transmission using particles of light called qudits, which can hold more data than traditional qubits due to their higher dimensions. This new technology could lead to a powerful and secure quantum internet for long-distance communication and the creation of advanced quantum computers and unbreakable encryption. Unlike … Read more
A study conducted by researchers from Reichman University and Hebrew University discovered that a person’s face may adapt to match their name due to societal influences. This effect, called a self-fulfilling prophecy, was observed more frequently in adults than children. The study involved participants matching faces to names, with greater accuracy for adults than children. … Read more
The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is a federal program that provides discounts on internet service and connected devices for eligible low-income households. The program, which was implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic, has helped many households save money on their internet bills and access essential online services for work, education, and healthcare. However, the program is … Read more
Wi-Fi security cameras offer convenience for monitoring your home and keeping an eye on deliveries. However, burglars are using technology to disrupt these cameras before breaking in. The Los Angeles Police Department reported that thieves employ Wi-Fi jamming devices to interfere with wireless signals, rendering security cameras useless. These criminals often carry out targeted break-ins, … Read more
Intel’s new 13th and 14th Gen Core processors, “Raptor Lake” and “Raptor Lake Refresh,” are experiencing issues due to their Ring Bus getting damaged from high voltages. According to sources at Moore’s Law is Dead, Intel engineers believe the Ring Bus is being affected because it uses the same rail as the performance (P-Cores) and … Read more
A team from Hong Kong Polytechnic University introduced LAMBDA, an open-source, code-free multi-agent data analysis system. This innovation bridges the gap between domain experts and advanced AI models, allowing smooth interaction in data science. LAMBDA’s agents work together to analyze data using natural language. The process begins with writing code based on user instructions, then … Read more
Mammals with significant differences in sex sizes have larger gene families for smell-related functions and smaller ones for brain development, according to a new study. Conversely, species with minimal size differences between genders invest more in brain development and complex social behaviors. The findings suggest that sexual size dimorphism (SSD) impacts the evolution of sensory … Read more
The RIMPAC (Rim of the Pacific) exercise, which took place from June to August 2024, saw several advanced anti-ship missiles being fired during ship-sinking drills involving the US Navy and Royal Australian Navy. Professor Alessio Patalano, a war and strategy expert at King’s College London, stated that these long-range missiles extend the range at which … Read more