NASA looks to spice up astronauts’ menu
Keeping astronauts well-nourished for extended periods within the limited, zero-gravity confines of space vehicles in low-Earth orbit long has posed a challenge for NASA.
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Japan to promote use of generative AI while addressing risks
Generative AI, such as ChatGPT, is expected to improve efficiency in a variety of operations, but it also poses the risk of causing social confusion with false information and…
China leads US, Japan in brain-computer technology
According to an industry report, applications for patents in the segment in China soared to 35 per cent of the global total in recent years, followed by 30 per cent from the US…
1st scholarly report on AI in Cambodia made public
The report covers a wide range of topics, including AI definitions and concepts, applications and use cases, challenges and opportunities, policy and governance, education and…
Up and running: How will China’s new space station boost its space ambitions?
China is set to ramp up its operations in space, as its space station has been fully completed since late 2022. The latest manned mission to the Tiangong in May will mark the…
AI seen to unlock endless opportunities in Indonesia
While VCs by and large believe in the technological benefits of AI, many also point to risks, as widespread potential use cases do not automatically make for viable business cases.
Is China feeling pressure from its own ban against Micron?
China is now calling for South Korean chipmakers to fill up the gap to meet its local chip demand, according to experts.
Korean lunar rover developer aims for first mission in 2032
As 28-year-old CEO Cho Nam-suk explained the tough entry barrier of the space industry, he also called for urgent and intensive support in order to advance Korea’s lunar roving…
Upcoming AI policy may turn out to be an exercise in futility
The paper says the Pakistan government's upcoming AI policy has been crafted without finalising dedicated data laws, which have been in the draft stage since 2018.
Flying cars or pie in the sky: Nusantara smart city dreams called ‘too ambitious’
The money to build it all is nowhere to be seen, especially with the city scheduled to be inaugurated next year, notwithstanding the availability of most of the required…