Grok AI

Grok Under Fire: Elon Musk’s AI Triggers Global Outrage After Flooding X With Sexualized Images

Grok AI Sparks Global Backlash After Misuse on X Elon Musk’s “Grok”, the artificial intelligence chatbot built into X (formerly Twitter), is facing intense global scrutiny after investigations revealed it has been used to generate “sexualized images of real women—and in some cases, minors.” The controversy has ignited international outrage, Read more…

Neandertals

Neandertals: The Ancient Fire Masters Who Beat Modern Humans by 400,000 Years

For decades, scientists assumed Neandertals merely ‘borrowed’ fire from natural sources — lightning strikes, wildfires, volcanic sparks. But a groundbreaking new analysis from southern England has rewritten that chapter of human evolution. Evidence now shows that “Neandertals mastered fire-making tools nearly 400,000 years ago”, hundreds of thousands of years earlier Read more…

Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer’s Disease: New Study Finds That Just 3,000 Steps a Day May Delay Cognitive Decline by Years

“Alzheimer’s disease”, one of the world’s most devastating neurodegenerative disorders, may be slowed down with something surprisingly simple: “walking”. A groundbreaking study published in ‘Nature Medicine’ suggests that taking “3,000 to 7,500 steps per day” could delay the onset of Alzheimer’s-related cognitive decline by “3 to 7 years”, even in Read more…

Cybercrime

Cybercrime Enters a New Era: 65 Nations Sign Historic UN Treaty to Combat Global Digital Threats

In a landmark step toward global digital security, “65 countries have officially signed the world’s first United Nations treaty to fight cybercrime”, marking a turning point in how nations collaborate to combat cyber threats such as ransomware attacks, online financial fraud, and the non-consensual sharing of intimate images. Adopted by Read more…

Bacteria

AI Creates First Working Genome: A New Era in the Fight Against Bacteria

In a stunning leap forward for biotechnology, “artificial intelligence has generated the first working viral genomes capable of killing bacteria”, opening the door to revolutionary treatments for antibiotic-resistant infections. Researchers report that AI-designed “bacteriophages” – viruses that infect and destroy bacteria – successfully targeted and killed ‘Escherichia coli’ in laboratory Read more…