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When we think of rash drivers, it is mainly men who come to our minds. However, this is not always the case. Sometimes, women drivers also drive extremely dangerously. And recently, a video of one such woman driving recklessly on a highway has been shared online. In this video, the woman was seen driving a Tata Hexa MPV at 80 kmph. Now, the dangerous part is that she was doing this on the wrong side of the road. This video of a woman driving a Tata Hexa on the wrong side of the road comes courtesy of Prateek Singh from…

Nvidia I wasn’t a fan of the Covert Protocol demo that Nvidia showed me on a video call late last week. The short mystery demo features a handful of NPCs that are directed entirely by AI. There’s a door greeter, an executive waiting for a room, and a receptionist — ans all three featured what were, on the surface, bland dialogue trees generated with AI. At GDC 2024, trying out the demo myself, I was converted. My experience was slightly different than what I experienced through a hands-off demo last week. After it…

Distribution of preferred levels. The figure shows the distribution of preferred level: all scores below 7 were grouped into one color. The differences between the Cantril Ladder to all the other conditions were statistically significant both by using pairwise Wilcoxon rank-sum tests (all p Scientific Reports (2024). DOI: 10.1038/s41598-024-52939-y Many of us know that Finland is steadily ranked as the happiest country in the…

Andy Boxall / Digital Trends I like phones like the Nuu B30 Pro. Not because it’s a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra rival or that it does something spectacular we’ve never seen before — it’s because it is way better than I thought it was going to be. I admit that I may have judged the Nuu B30 Pro a little harshly before using it, but I’m also happy to admit my flash judgment was wrong. Here’s why you shouldn’t write the Nuu B30 Pro off as just another cheap Android phone to ignore. Why did I hastily judge the Nuu B30 Pro?…

We have a bit of a crisis on our hands — a dark matter crisis if you will. That’s because, for years, scientists theorized that dark matter, an unseen force, helps hold the universe together. However, new research suggests that our current models of the universe are wrong about how old the universe is and whether or not dark matter even exists.It’s a huge change from the current scientific models that we use to help us understand what we see when we observe the universe. But, if correct, it could fundamentally…

The Samsung Galaxy A55 (left) and Galaxy A35 Samsung Samsung has recently introduced its latest mid-priced smartphones, the Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A35. Although these models are not as powerful as the Samsung Galaxy S24 series, they provide excellent value for their price tags. Despite diverging in some areas, the Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A35 are more alike than they are different. Let’s take a closer look at both models to help you decide which phone suits your needs the best. Samsung Galaxy A55 vs. Galaxy A35: specs…

Tesla Supercharger (Source: Tesla) Many EV drivers carry over habits from driving gasoline cars when they charge EVs, but that leads to wasted time, inconvenience, and range anxiety, according to a new study. Professors Frances Sprei of Sweden’s Chalmers University and Willett Kempton of the University of Delaware are EV technology and usage experts. They interviewed EV users in both Sweden and the US and found unanticipated and previously unreported EV charging habits and ideas. Their…

Jacob Roach / Digital Trends We all have that one PC horror story. Maybe you can laugh about it now, or maybe it’s just a lesson learned, but it probably wasn’t all too funny at the time when everything broke down. I have plenty of stories like that, but a few of the worst ones that come to mind are all related to prebuilt PCs. Here are some of the prebuilt disasters I’ve seen over the years, and what to look out for if you’re trying to buy a desktop PC. It’s better to be patient I’m no custom PC snob, or at least I…

Researchers at the University of Colorado have discovered how bacteria in the gut convert dietary tryptophan into an inflammatory chemical that may contribute to arthritis, offering new insights for potential treatments. The study suggests that manipulating gut bacteria to alter tryptophan processing could provide a therapeutic pathway for rheumatoid arthritis and related conditions.Tryptophan is needed for our survival, yet bacteria can convert it into a chemical that causes inflammation. A researcher from the CU…

Credit: CC0 Public Domain Don't worry if an employee reacts poorly to negative feedback. It doesn't necessarily mean they will perform poorly on subsequent work, according to research from Virginia Commonwealth University. Lindsay M. Andiola, Ph.D., an associate professor of accounting in the VCU School of Business, studied the feedback orientations of employees…