Scientists Claim They Ve Quantum Entangled A Tardigrade

The team, whose research was recently published in a pre-print paper, says it’s managed to place a tardigrade – a tiny critter affectionately known as a “water bear” – in a state of quantum entanglement between a pair of superconducting qubits. In other words: the researchers managed to put a tardigrade in a state where it was directly connected to the qubits in such a way that anything that happens to the water bear or the qubits would simultaneously affect all three....

December 19, 2022 · 3 min · 476 words · Richard Fala

Scientists Develop Ai Powered Puff Technology To Help Smokers Quit

The “Level” system is an onboard computer for e-cigarettes that precisely monitors vaping behavior. It’s designed to help users control their cravings or reduce the amount of nicotine they’re inhaling. Level will incorporate insights from an observational study launched today by the University of East Anglia. The research team has developed a small monitoring device that screws onto tank-based e-cigs. It then measures the number and duration of a user’s vapes, the time between each drag, and the power used per puff....

December 19, 2022 · 2 min · 272 words · Wanda Jernigan

Scientists Uses Electric Shocks To Steady The Hands Of Surgeons

The system is designed for robotic arms, which act as physical extensions of a human surgeon. These tools add precision and reach to operations, but they can’t prevent accidents when the human controller slips up. In traditional operations, a surgeon looks at their hands as they operate. But when they’re controlling a robot, they have to follow the procedure on a monitor, which shows footage from cameras attached to the machine....

December 19, 2022 · 2 min · 299 words · Karen Franz

Scopio Is A Whole Lot More Than Just A Stock Photography Library And It S Just 30 With This Deal

Stock photography doesn’t usually make people excited. It’s a rank-and-file collection of pictures that often feature generic people in generic poses smiling generically as they do generic tasks. In a word, they’re…generic. But honestly, that can still be a fine fit for advertisements or social media posts or website content. But there are alternatives for those looking for a photo archive that’s got a little more artistic flair to it....

December 19, 2022 · 2 min · 339 words · Sharon Foster

Screw Mindfulness Play With Clay

A friend of a friend of mine retired recently. Her company has employed a lot of people near retirement age, which means it’s amassed great experience in helping people to make the transition. One part of the process is to offer a free course solely dedicated to how to deal with retirement. The course took place over a few days at a castle in France, with great food and wine and long walks in the countryside....

December 19, 2022 · 3 min · 569 words · Irene Darby

Seattle S Uber And Lyft Drivers Will Get A Minimum Wage From Next Year

The Seattle City Council voted unanimously to ensure that Uber and Lyft drivers earn at least $16.39 per hour, which is the city’s legal minimum wage, GeekWire reports. Seattle’s new legislation, which is reportedly modelled after similar rules in New York City, requires gig-working cab drivers to get an additional $0.56 per mile when a passenger is in their vehicle. This is on top of the per mile rate that’s used to cover expenses....

December 19, 2022 · 2 min · 353 words · Bernice Worm

Sec Crypto Entrepreneur Illegally Raised 42M Spent Funds On Dating And Rent

The SEC’s complaint claims that between August 2017 and April 2018, UnitedData founder Eran Eyal fraudulently sold unregistered securities via an ICO for “Shopin Tokens.” Capital raised by selling Shopin Tokens was supposed to be used to create shopper profiles that track purchase histories across online retailers, which were purportedly to be maintained by a blockchain. According to the SEC, Shopin never created a functional platform, despite raising $42 million....

December 19, 2022 · 2 min · 310 words · Marvin Darrigo

Sec Stalls Anti Competitive Nyse Plan To Sell Super Fast Connections To Traders

The NYSE, which is the largest stock exchange in the world, wants to leverage a 160-foot microwave transmitter pole recently built at its data center — the one that manages all of its electronic trades. [Read: Coronavirus forces New York Stock Exchange into electronic-only trading mode] The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) was expected to deliver its decision by Friday, but has since moved that deadline to May 18 after it received six objections to the NYSE’s proposal, including one from news org Bloomberg LLC....

December 19, 2022 · 2 min · 260 words · Karen Alonso

Securing The Seas When The Maritime Industry S Drowning

Historically, ship owners protected themselves from pirates with weapons. Today, criminals also use an arsenal of digital weapons to attack. And globally, the maritime industry is struggling to keep up as cybercriminals get faster and smarter. Fortunately, Europe is leading in the effort to bring cybersecurity to the forefront of an industry that has traditionally been resistant to change. A key example is La Marina de València, home of TNW’s first conference in Spain in March 2023....

December 19, 2022 · 11 min · 2153 words · Jean Zambrano

Sennheiser Is Definitely Mocking Beats In Its New Ad Campaign

That line sums up Sennheiser’s ad campaign for its new Momentum 3 Wireless headphones. The venerable audio company doesn’t usually do much in the way of commercials, but this one highlighted a particular pet peeve of mine in mainstream headphone commercials: the celebrities peddling them don’t know jack about audio (probably). Sennheiser has three such ads, at least so far. I was watching 30 Rock on Hulu when I saw this: I first assumed it to be the latest Beats commercial, before noticing those cans weren’t Beats at all....

December 19, 2022 · 2 min · 217 words · David Matthews

Should Designers Learn How To Code

A large section of the design community is locked in debate over whether designers should code. Some favor seeking out the unicorns who can do both, while others claim they don’t exist, or only get in the way. Many designers think that designers and developers need to collaborate, but each discipline should stick to what they know. Others see no problem with professionals wearing multiple hats. Many developers see designers who code a threat, while others see them as welcome collaborators who have learned to speak their language....

December 19, 2022 · 9 min · 1781 words · William Bondy

Smart Cities Won T Infringe On Privacy Or Destroy Buildings

These new cities can be simply placed down onto the landscape like a grounded alien spaceship, built with technology in mind from day one. Equipping existing urban centers with the latest technology, though, is a different challenge entirely. Cities shaped over centuries by the demands of different civilizations, where horses once pulled carriages, are gradually transitioning to a smarter future. AI-directed traffic, smart parking and other intelligent infrastructure are taking its place on streets that were originally built to serve very different needs....

December 19, 2022 · 5 min · 999 words · Abraham Palomo

Sony To Skip E3 Again Leaving The Floor Open For Xbox To Shine

The company said in a statement to IGN that it no longer thought E3 was the best showcase for PlayStation: The reason this feels so much more significant is that both of the major console manufacturers are putting out their next-gen consoles this year. On any given previous generation, E3 would have been the battleground upon which the new consoles meet. The side-by-side reveals mean the two are easy to compare to each other....

December 19, 2022 · 2 min · 273 words · Joanne Ack

Spacex And Nasa Who Will Win The Space Tourism Race

To enable flights to the Moon and beyond, both NASA and SpaceX are developing new heavy-lift rockets: SpaceX’s Starship and NASA’s Space Launch System. But how do they differ and which one is more powerful? Starship Rockets go through multiple stages to get into orbit. By discarding spent fuel tanks while in flight, the rocket becomes lighter and therefore easier to accelerate. Once in operation, SpaceX’s launch system will be composed of two stages: the launch vehicle known as Super Heavy and the Starship....

December 19, 2022 · 5 min · 1028 words · Jennifer Moore

Study Only 18 Of Data Science Students Are Learning About Ai Ethics

The schemes are billed as altruistic efforts to make tech serve humanity. But critics argue their main concern is evading regulation and scrutiny through “ethics washing.” At least we can rely on universities to teach the next generation of computer scientists to make. Right? Apparently not, according to a new survey of 2,360 data science students, academics, and professionals by software firm Anaconda. Only 15% of instructors and professors said they’re teaching AI ethics, and just 18% of students indicated they’re learning about the subject....

December 19, 2022 · 2 min · 265 words · Hattie Benedict

Study Women And Ethnic Minorities In Data Science Probably Won T Get Promoted Over White Men

In three new diversity reports by Harnham’s Data and Analytics, based on a survey of 3,000 professionals in the UK, the EU, and the US, they found that professionals who are women or ethnic minorities in the data and analytics industry are half as likely to reach a leadership position or hold a director title than their white, male co-workers. In areas of Data Science and Data Engineering in the UK, women make up 25 percent of workers....

December 19, 2022 · 3 min · 589 words · Steven Andre

Study Reveals Big Regional Divides In Views On Ai Risks

Researchers from the Oxford Commission on AI and Good Governance revealed the findings after analyzing survey data from a sample of 154,195 respondents in 142 countries collected for the 2019 World Risk Poll. One question asked respondents whether “machines or robots that can think and make decisions, often known as artificial intelligence” will mostly help or harm people in their country in the next 20 years. Worries that it will be mostly harmful were highest in Latin America and the Caribbean (49% of respondents), North America (47%), and Europe (43%), and lowest in East Asia (11%) and Southeast Asia (25%)....

December 19, 2022 · 2 min · 288 words · Ronald Coursey

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December 19, 2022 · 2 min · 276 words · Sheena Feldman

Supermoon Red Blood Lunar Eclipse Simultaneously Tomorrow Here S What That Means

What’s a super moon? A supermoon occurs when a full or new moon coincides with the Moon’s closest approach to the Earth. The Moon’s orbit around Earth is not perfectly circular. This means the Moon’s distance from Earth varies as it goes around the planet. The closest point in the orbit, called the perigee, is roughly 28,000 miles closer to Earth than the farthest point of the orbit. A full moon that happens near the perigee is called a supermoon....

December 19, 2022 · 3 min · 593 words · Rita Green

Tesla Driver Arrested For Flossing At 84 Mph On Autopilot

Ok, “stupidity” might sound strong, but traveling at high speed without paying full attention isn’t exactly a good idea, as one Tesla driver in Ontario found out this week. According to a tweet from the Ontario Provincial Police, a 58-year-old Tesla driver was stopped by Burlington officers for travelling at 84 mph (ca. 135 km/h) whilst flossing their teeth with both hands. The driver was using autopilot to guide the vehicle at the time....

December 19, 2022 · 1 min · 160 words · Michelle Johnson