President Macron will choke on his croissants as the United Kingdom surpasses France in tech investment.

Creative Media NewsMonday, 13 June 2022, 14:450

The government is praising the UK’s IT sector despite widespread warnings that the economy faces a protracted period of poor growth due to an intensifying cost of living crisis in the coming months. According to official data, British tech companies attracted more venture capital investment in the first five months of this year than their...

Engineer at Google placed on administrative leave after saying chat bots can express emotions

Creative Media NewsMonday, 13 June 2022, 14:310

Google argues that Blake Lemoine’s claims that the chatbot is conscious are not supported by the evidence. Blake Lemoine, age 41, stated that the company’s LaMDA (language model for dialogue applications) chatbot had engaged him in discussions like rights and personhood. He told the Washington Post, “If I didn’t know it was a recently developed...

Scientists in Scotland examine the influence of “primate versions” of Spotify and Netflix.

Creative Media NewsMonday, 13 June 2022, 14:220

The monkeys could view movies of worms, underwater sceneries, and abstract shapes and colors, as well as rain sounds, music, and traffic noises. Researchers are investigating the impact of technology that effectively provides zoo animals with their own Spotify and Netflix accounts. Scientists from the University of Glasgow have developed a “monkey media player” that...

Google agreed to pay $118 million to female employees who were paid less than male counterparts.

Creative Media NewsMonday, 13 June 2022, 14:140

The technology giant is settling a five-year-long case that will result in around 15,500 California-based female employees receiving unpaid wages. In 2017, former Google employees in California asserted they were paid less than their male counterparts and filed a claim against the internet giant. In addition to the money, which will be distributed to women...

NASA assembles a team of scientists to investigate unidentified flying objects despite ‘reputational risk’

Creative Media NewsMonday, 13 June 2022, 14:030

NASA’s preparations to investigate unexplained celestial objects are unable to account for several observations, according to US Pentagon sources. NASA has revealed plans to gather a team of scientists to investigate “unidentified aerial phenomena,” also known as UFOs, despite reputational worries. Thomas Zurbuchen, the head of NASA’s research mission, admitted that the established scientific community...

According to a palaeontologist, humans may shrink as the temperature warms.

Creative Media NewsMonday, 13 June 2022, 13:300

“This is not a scare tactic. This involves examining the fossil record and stating, “Look, the Earth’s temperature has fluctuated significantly throughout its history.” “Steve Brusatte, professor When the Earth has warmed in the past, “mammal species have frequently shrunk in reaction.” A fossils specialist has indicated that in the future, as a result of...

Climate change: the Ukraine conflict causes a “gold rush” for fossil fuels – report

Creative Media NewsFriday, 10 June 2022, 15:130

According to a new report by prominent climate change researchers, the global fossil fuel industry is experiencing a “gold rush.” Enhanced by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, soaring energy prices have prompted new investments in oil and gas. According to a report by Climate Action Tracker (CAT), global warming may be irreversible. There is widespread agreement...

Antarctica’s Southern Ocean floor has been mapped in unprecedented detail.

Creative Media NewsFriday, 10 June 2022, 15:010

Scientists have created the most accurate map to date of the mountains, canyons, and plains that make up the floor of the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica. Covering 48 million sq km (18.5 million sq mi), this chart reveals for the first time a new deepest point: the Factorian Deep, a 7,432-meter-deep depression. Understanding the structure...

The James Webb Space Telescope was struck by a meteorite.

Creative Media NewsFriday, 10 June 2022, 14:450

A small particle of rock has struck the primary mirror of the new James Webb Space Telescope. Dust-sized micrometeoroid damage is having a notable impact on the observatory’s data, but it is not expected to hinder the mission’s overall performance. James Webb was launched in December to replace the pioneering, but now aging Hubble Space...

A decade after a self-imposed restriction, elephant tusk ivory was traded on eBay.

Creative Media NewsFriday, 10 June 2022, 14:360

By offering elephant ivory under pseudonyms, sellers are circumventing eBay’s self-imposed ban on its sale. We purchased three of these items from eBay UK and evaluated them in an independent laboratory. Two were found to be composed of ivory. Experts in the ivory trade found that hundreds of elephant ivory objects had been sold on...

Scientists develop human-like skin for robots.

Creative Media NewsFriday, 10 June 2022, 11:520

Researchers believe that the human-like appearance of robots can improve their communication and make them more likable. Scientists want robots to resemble people as closely as possible for them to be relatable, which is crucial in the healthcare and service industries. The researchers believe that living skin is the solution for giving robots a lifelike...

Brain alterations associated with emotion have been discovered in people with Takotsubo disease.

Creative Media NewsFriday, 10 June 2022, 11:420

Medically known as Takotsubo syndrome, it is typically triggered by physical or mental stress, such as the loss of a loved one, hence the name. The onset of “broken heart syndrome” is typically precipitated by extreme physical or emotional stress, such as the loss of a loved one; nevertheless, its exact cause is unknown. Scientists...

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