For many years, Sean "Diddy" Combs threw big parties that went on until dawn. Celebrities knew when it was time to leave. These parties were known for their wild behavior. A source said that by 2 a.m., some guests started to take off their clothes. This was the signal for others to go home. The part
Imagine a world where artists can sell their work directly to fans without needing middlemen like record labels. This might sound far-fetched, but it's closer than you think, thanks to blockchain technology. While AI has been grabbing headlines lately, blockchain is quietly changing how we create an
Get ready to dance, explore, and celebrate in the heart of Dallas! On November 23, the Deep Ellum Block Party is back with a bang. This time, it’s not just about the music; it’s an entire day dedicated to honoring the neighborhood’s vibrant 150-year history. The lineup includes none other than Wu-Ta
Ever thought of letting AI plan your Halloween party? It might sound scary, but it can actually be a blast! This year, someone gave Meta’s artificial intelligence a shot. The results were astonishing and way better than expected. First things first: themes. You’d expect the usual vampires a
The weather is about to get a whole lot smarter. A Boston-based startup, Tomorrow.io, has just partnered with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to provide its satellite data for two years, marking a significant shift in how hurricanes are forecasted. This collaboration is m
In Dallas, Texas, the Arts Community Alliance (TACA) gathered art leaders from across the region to explore how technology is shaping the future of arts. The annual event, known as Perforum, focused on the theme "New Horizons: Arts, Technology and Adaptation." This year, the emphasis was on using te
Two Harvard students have stumbled upon a shocking hack that uses facial recognition technology to extract intimate details from strangers. They rigged up a pair of Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses with a powerful language model, allowing them to identify and access personal info on complete strangers the
In a recent lawsuit, AT&T is going after Broadcom. Why? Because Broadcom wants to increase the price of using VMware products by over 1,000%. This isn't just any price hike—it's a massive jump that could cost AT&T millions more each year. AT&T uses VMware software to run its network smoothly. B
Have you ever imagined a world where someone can learn all about you just by looking at your face? That's what I-XRAY is trying to do. This tech uses facial recognition in smart glasses to access databases and dig up info on anyone, anytime. Picture this: You’re walking down the street, minding your
Oura, a company known for its innovative health tech, has just unveiled their latest smart ring – the Ring 4. This tiny but powerful gadget is designed to give users deeper insights into their overall well-being. What makes this ring stand out from others in the market is its Smart Sensing feature,
