Quantum computers are constantly hampered by cosmic rays
Investigations into quantum computing mishaps caused by high-powered particles from space have revealed that these cosmic rays are responsible for a significant number of errors
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ChatGPT can tailor political ads to match users’ personalities
Generative AI can rewrite political adverts on social media to target users with different personality types, making it easier to manipulate elections using personal data on a large scale
Why New Zealand is easing system ICT expansion
Te Whatu Ora recently disclosed the state of the health system’s digital assets to the new Health Minister.
Electronic music appears to alter our state of consciousness
Listening to electronic music makes neurons in our brain fire in time with the beat, which appears to alter our reaction time and sense of unity
Ancient bronze hand may offer clue to the origins of Basque language
Archaeologists say a mysterious language inscribed on a 2000-year-old metal hand may be related to Basque, but linguists aren’t convinced
AI can tell a person’s sex from brain scans with 90 per cent accuracy
A new kind of brain-scanning method may give a way to tell men’s and women’s brains apart, but a long history of incorrect claims in this field suggests the findings need to be further tested
How newly discovered brain cells have made us rethink the human mind
Strange new types of cells keep coming to light in the human brain. By the latest count, there are more than 3300, and we don’t even know what most of them do
Outside the Box: All I Wanted Was a Goddam Link!
This time instead of trying to be philosophical, I got right to the point in the most pragmatic way possible. I asked ChatGPT4 this simple question: “Where can I see the Carlson Putin interview?” “You can watch the two-hour interview between Tucker Carlson and Russian President Vladimir Putin on the topic of the war in …
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South Africa v. Israel: Killer Administration Gets Off Easy
On January 26, 2024, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a preliminary ruling in the case of South Africa v. Israel. The ICJ’s rejected Israel’s attempt to discount South Africa’s claims. Despite this, the contradictory judgment ended up supporting the Israeli administration. Furthermore, the ICJ failed to proclaim a truce to save lives. The …
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Short Story: “Groundhog Day”
Something to consider when reading/listening: Do you believe there is something special about “now,” or might all times exist simultaneously? ACT ONE It wasn’t really my favorite movie. But it was the last thing we had. Every year on the second of February, I’d always say to him— I’d rush to say it before he …