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Will Web3.0 usher in a new era of social networking?

  Will Web3.0 usher in a new era of social networking? This is a question which maybe in your mind and you are looking for a brief answer and if you've landed on this blog then you'll get the right answer. A new phase in the history of the internet is about to begin with the launch of Web3, which has been given the moniker of the "read-write-own" version of the internet. Web3 has come to symbolise a more open and equitable manner for people to engage in the creation of the platforms of the future, which will define how we connect with one another. This is because Web3 allows for more individuals to contribute their ideas. The social media platforms and the people who use them have been hit particularly hard by the advent of this new internet protocol. Users who have access to the internet should consider their participation in social media an essential part of their routine consumption of content available online. There are presently 4.55 billion active social media u

Understand how AI is dominating our world in various sectors?

We all are cusrious about how AI is chaning the world in various ways and it is not even the beginning of AI, let's see how the world will change in the future due to AI. Let's understand how AI is dominating our world in various sectors?  History is often a good way to see what the future might be like. In this article, I will do this. I take a quick look back at the history of computers and AI to see what we can expect in the future. Even fairly new computer technology seems very old to us now, which shows how quickly the world has changed. In the 1990s, cell phones were big bricks with tiny green screens. Before that, computers used punch cards to store information. In a short amount of time, computers changed so quickly and became such an important part of our daily lives that it's easy to forget how new this technology is. Not until about 80 years ago were the first digital computers made. Some computer scientists have tried since the beginning of time to make machines

Is there a chance that ChatGPT will compete with Google Search?

 Is there a chance that ChatGPT will compete with Google Search? this question is the most rending one in 2022 and also remains one of the most interesting in 2023. Let's understand why and how the domainance of ChatGPT is changing the scenario of search engines. which was developed by OpenAI, has garnered a lot of attention because to the complexity and abundance of information that it provides. In fact, some people consider it to be the next step in the development of search. The majority of the last two decades have been dominated by Google Search's reign as the preeminent search engine. As a result of this domination, Google has created commanding leads in the areas of email, maps, web browsers, and online video. Since its inception in 2009, Google's most formidable rival, Microsoft Bing, has been unable to achieve 10 percent of the total search traffic worldwide. This indicates that competitors to Google's dominance have been unable to make any significant headway.

How will Artificial Intelligence effect the workforce in the future?

 How will Artificial Intelligence effect the workforce in the future? Find the detailed answer here with us with an international perspective. AI was anticipated to automate mundane activities initially. Delivery, driving, etc. Musk has promised self-driving Teslas for eight years. Progress has been made, but not by Tesla. Sipping tea as an autopilot takes us from Marina Beach to Mylapore is a distant future. On another front, we may have achieved great or scary progress. AI writes code, creates protein structures and product strategies, writes scripts, reimagines human bodies as heroic avatars, generates movies, and performs music. All this in a fraction of the time a semi-competent expert would need. News reports may make you believe your plumber Perumal's employment prospects are better than your daughter Paromita's. Will AI replace your job? Understanding AI Knowing what AI is helpful. They map inputs to outputs. Gmail's spam detection uses AI to map email content to

Silicon-Based Flash Memory’s Alternative Will Be a Breakthrough in Digital Technology

 The development of a new memory device with superior switching capabilities and reduced power needs has taken place. Memory devices with great switching properties and low power needs have been invented by scientists. These devices are intended to be used in data storage applications. The demand for high-performance, high-density memories that have low power consumption may be met by using resistive memory devices that have an insulating layer placed between the electrodes. They are devices with resistive switching characteristics, which refers to the physical phenomenon in which a dielectric (an electrical insulator that can be polarized by an applied electric current) suddenly changes its (two terminal) resistance under the action of a strong current. The term "resistive switching" comes from the fact that a dielectric can be polarized by an applied electric current, which is the definition of "resistive." Even while such devices have been explored extensively in

China Has Successfully Demonstrated the Transmission of Solar Energy From Orbit to Earth

 A new study is out there that is connected to the energy that is involved with space and the sun, and Chinese academics have been working on this topic for a significant amount of time. The ability to wirelessly transport solar energy from outer space to earth is one of the goals of the technology that scientists are creating. The full-system model that is linked with this technology has also been successfully tested by the group of scientists working on it. The need for energy on earth may be met by modern technologies. Sunlight that emits microwaves in certain patterns The Model Power Station of Jidian University, which is situated in the Shaanxi area of China, was used to collect sunlight from above the surface of the earth and convert it into microwave beams. Following this, the beams in return were sent from above to a receiver station that had been constructed on the ground below, where they could be turned back into electricity. The researchers who worked on this project hope t

This New Device Will Take the Communication Beyond 5G and 6G

This New Device Will Make the Communication Beyond 5G and 6G: Scientists have built a beam-steering antenna that improves data transmission beyond the requirements of 5G, which is a move that might be one of the first steps toward greater network connection in the not-too-distant future. Because of this, access will be granted to a variety of frequencies for mobile communications that were previously inaccessible. A superior alternative to the stationary base station antenna that is presently in use has been created in the form of a beam-steering antenna. This antenna is around the size of an iPhone. It was discovered that fixed antennas are not very effective at higher frequencies, which severely limits their use for long-distance transmission. The new technology is able to follow a mobile phone in the same manner that a satellite follows a moving object, but it can do it at a rate that is far quicker. The gadget, which was developed by researchers at the University of Birmingham, off

What Is D2M Technology and How It Works?

 What Is D2M Technology and How It Works: Prasar Bharati, India's public service broadcaster, together with the Department of Telecommunications, are mulling on the use of a novel technology. Videos and other forms of multimedia material may be sent to mobile devices with this direct-to-mobile technology without the need of the internet. It is hypothesized that this technology might be utilized to transmit messages such as public service announcements and others. It is anticipated that D2M broadcasting would result in better usage of both broadband and spectrum. What exactly is Direct Broadcasting to Mobile Devices? Broadband and broadcasting are two forms of communication that have been combined to create the new technology. In the same way that signals could be delivered via the older digital TVs, signals could also be sent through mobile phones. This technology will function in the same manner, much as FM radio stations can now be heard on cellphones in this day and age. With D2

Hydrogen - Will it become the Future Fuel?

 Hydrogen - Will it become the Future Fuel: Byron McCormick, a pioneer in the hydrogen fuel cell field at General Motors, is credited with coining the term "energy security" in 1999. He said at the time, "There may even be war and peace difficulties." How accurate he was, and if there was ever a moment to concentrate people's thoughts on the critical need of sustainable energy, it is now. In addition to fuel cells, there is a movement toward building hydrogen combustion engines, albeit it is a gradual but rising trend. This is something that JCB is demonstrating with its work on hydrogen-fueled combustion engines, and Toyota is investigating the possibility of applying the same idea to automobile engines. It has been attempted in the past, of course, with port-injection gasoline engines; however, due to the poor volumetric efficiency of burning hydrogen gas in an engine designed for atomized liquid fuel, the specific power was drastically reduced (in terms of ho

A latest research suggests that evolution is occurring four times faster than predicted by Charles Darwin

 The adaptation of different organisms to their ever-shifting environments is a continual process known as evolution. Charles Darwin, an English naturalist, elaborated on this overly simplistic understanding by proposing that species evolve as a result of natural selection, which in turn causes genetic changes in individuals that favor the survival and reproduction of traits that are similar to those that were initially present. Additionally, this meant that several species arose from a single species in an effort to adapt to the shifting environment. However, the degree to which people' genetic makeups vary plays a significant role in determining the pace at which evolution proceeds. Now, the results of some recent studies reveal that the Darwinian evolution may be taking place up to four times quicker than was previously believed. According to the findings of an examination of genetic variety, the researchers assert that there is a correlation between the amount of genetic divers