Perpetual Learning
It’s always fascinating to see how science and technology are stepping in to solve real-world problems. Today, I want to talk about something that might seem simple – honey – and how advanced tools are helping ensure its authenticity, especially in places like Bangladesh. Did you know that honey fraud, where cheaper syrups are mixed … Read more
It feels like everyone is talking about Artificial Intelligence these days. The buzz around AI is undeniable, and frankly, it’s having a significant impact on the U.S. economy right now. As someone who’s spent decades sifting through historical documents, especially those detailing the rise of new technologies, I can’t help but see a familiar rhythm. … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… As someone deep in the tech world, I’ve always admired Microsoft’s Surface line. They’ve consistently pushed the boundaries with innovative designs and premium features. But lately, I’ve been thinking about a pretty big gap in their lineup, especially for a lot of us who rely on constant connectivity: the lack … Read more
Did you know that NASA is aiming to put a nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030? This isn’t science fiction; it’s a serious plan to power a permanent human presence on our closest celestial neighbor. Why a Nuclear Reactor? The Moon presents unique energy challenges. For starters, a lunar day and night cycle lasts … Read more
It’s a common experience many of us have noticed: something about our gut health just hasn’t felt the same since we navigated the COVID-19 pandemic. As someone with a background in environmental and biological science, I’m fascinated by these interconnected health changes. Let’s dive into why your gut might be feeling a bit off, and … Read more
It’s a question many of us ponder: when does aging really kick in? We often feel a shift as we move through our lives, but science is shedding light on a more specific turning point. Recent studies suggest that around age 35, our bodies begin to change in ways that can accelerate the aging process. … Read more
Okay, so hear me out. China just unveiled a new humanoid robot, and get this: its ‘brain’ can perform 275 trillion operations per second. That’s a mind-boggling number, and as someone knee-deep in AI research for my PhD, I had to dive into what this actually means. When we talk about AI processing power, we’re … Read more
Hey everyone, Mateo here. We’re living in a wild time for AI, right? It’s popping up everywhere, from helping code to organizing our playlists. But as AI gets smarter, I’ve been thinking – where should we draw the line? Specifically, what about art and music? Should AI be creating these things for us? Think about … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… I just got back from the Agentic AI Summit 2025 at UC Berkeley, and my brain is still buzzing. As someone knee-deep in a PhD focusing on AI, this was basically Christmas morning for a tech nerd like me. It wasn’t all theoretical discussions, though. A big chunk of the … Read more
It’s not often that a jury verdict brings the distant past of technology into sharp focus with a present-day event, but a recent finding against Meta concerning the Flo period and pregnancy app does just that. A jury determined that Meta illegally collected data from users of the Flo app, a significant development in the … Read more