Annual cancer cases worldwide are projected to increase by nearly 70% by 2050, driven by aging populations and ongoing exposure to risk factors, according to the World Health Organization.
Posts published by “Mitchell Landsberg”
Mitchell Landsberg is a Senior Technology Correspondent at News Raise. He covers consumer electronics, artificial intelligence, software developments, and digital privacy trends.
OpenAI has launched its new GPT-5.6 model family, featuring three variants: Sol, Terra, and Luna. The company claims significant improvements in efficiency and cost-effectiveness, particularly in coding and cybersecurity.
DuckDuckGo's free browser now automatically blocks most video ads on YouTube for iPhone, Windows, and Mac users, with an Android rollout expected soon.
New research demonstrates unprecedented precision in editing human embryo DNA, raising possibilities for therapeutic applications but also reigniting ethical concerns and highlighting remaining safety challenges.
Motley Fool co-founder Tom Gardner outlines his strategy for long-term investing, emphasizing diversification and AI's role, and reveals five stock picks.
Samsung is providing a $30 preorder reservation credit for its upcoming foldable phones, set to be unveiled at the July 22 Unpacked event in London. The company will also reveal new smartwatches and potentially Galaxy Glasses.
Biohacker Bryan Johnson revealed his May diagnosis of autoimmune gastritis, which he believes is connected to an autoimmune hypothyroidism diagnosis at age 21.
Following its IPO, SpaceX stock is now in a 'faith phase' as analysts weigh ambitious future goals against current market performance. The stock saw a nearly 7% drop.
PJM, the largest U.S. power grid operator, has escalated emergency actions due to generator outages, transmission line overload, and high demand from extreme heat.
Google and Amazon's latest sustainability reports reveal a significant rise in carbon emissions, with the increasing demands of artificial intelligence cited as a primary contributing factor.