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China accuses US of trying to block its tech development
BEIJING (AP) — China's government has accused the United States of trying to block its industrial development after Vice President Mike Pence said Chinese equipment poses a threat to countries that are rolling out next-generation mobile communications.
And in a potential blow to U.S....
Measles rising
Measles has staged a comeback as a major public health threat. As early as 2014, the country was already battling against the disease, with the final tally at 58,010 cases, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The figure didn’t include the 110 people, mostly children, who...
Manix Abrera: Rockin’ the Stars
I first met Manix Abrera in a van of all places, enroute to Quezon Province, while he was fast asleep.
We were to deliver each a lecture together with the head of the University of Santo Tomas’ Department of Literature and the Humanities Dr....
Standalone battery-free, solar-powered AI technology
SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE—Xnor.ai (Xnor), the company that first proved it was possible to run state-of-the-art AI on resource constrained compute platforms, today unveiled its newest innovation—a standalone battery-free, solar-powered AI technology that will enable AI to run in an always-on mode on a range...
PCSO now has 62 ASAP desks
Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) through the Charity Sector announced on Thursday that the agency has 62 At-Source-Ang-Processing (ASAP) Desks located in hospitals in honor of its promise of bringing services closer to the people.
“We now have 62 ASAP Desks. Of 62, 36...
Robot, know thyself; machines get more self-aware
NEW YORK (AP)—Forget dreaming of electric sheep. Robots first need to figure out how to imagine themselves.
One New York robot has done just that. It’s learned that it’s a robotic arm using a process of self-simulation.
Columbia University engineers have given the robot the...
