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Virtual Museum Tours: What It’s Like Visiting a Museum from Home
Walking through a museum without in-person visits is one of the things made possible by technology. Virtual rooms tell stories about art, history, science, and life through digital representations of originals or items initially created in a physical environment. Ryan Selkis: Messari CEO & Crypto Leader of the Year
Born in Albany, New York, Ryan Selkis received his Bachelor of Science at Boston College in 2008 and even pursued an MBA at the MIT School of Management. However, true to the adventurous spirit of crypto enthusiasts, Ryan stepped away from his academic path in 2014 to dedicate himself to the crypto world. 
Crypto Legalization: A Pivotal Step in Ukraine's Advancement
Yulia Parkhomenko, the Head of the Digital Economy Department at the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, highlighted the crucial importance of cryptocurrency regulation at the XI International Business Forum SCIENCE-BUSINESS-EDUCATION: Strategic Partnership. The Best Platforms for Copy Trading
Trading is both an art and science, demanding a blend of intellectual rigor and time commitment. But for those hesitant to grapple with the intricacies of indicators and trading strategies, there’s an alternative: copy trading, a tool that enables automatic replication of other traders' actions. ChatGPT on Mars: Scientists Explore the Red Planet with AI
The world is set for a change unlike any before, left in a state of wonder and uncertainty due to the accelerating use of AI. Typically, cutting-edge innovations are employed at the frontier of science, which currently includes the search for life within our solar system. OpenAI Releases AI Models Tailored for Science and Coding
OpenAI launched two new AI models equipped with reasoning capabilities: o1 and o1-mini, designed specifically for scientific tasks and programming. These models are distinguished by their extended response generation time, which allows for the application of various strategies and early detection of errors. 
Top Universities Offering Blockchain Education Programs
Cryptography has been a major part of computer science. Therefore, universities worldwide have integrated it into their academic programs. With Bitcoin’s creation in 2008, cryptography has gained new meaning. New use cases and research areas appeared. 
How the Military Uses the Metaverse
In the evolving landscape of modern warfare, where technological advancements are increasingly overshadowing traditional manpower, militaries worldwide are turning their gaze towards the metaverse. This concept, which seemed like a far-fetched science fiction scenario just a few years ago, is now becoming a tangible reality. Quantum Technology Transform Digital Payments
Researchers from the University of Vienna's Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology have unveiled a quantum-secured digital payment system. Utilizing pairs of quantum entangled photons, this innovation encrypts payment transactions in a way that makes them virtually impervious to tampering. 
The Power of Thought: How to Protect Your Neural Data?
Brain-computer interfaces that can recognize and process brain impulses have transitioned from science fiction to reality. These technologies allow individuals to control devices with their thoughts and provide brain stimulation through sensory feedback. Legislators in some countries are now examining how to safeguard users' thoughts. 
NASA Building ChatGPT-like System for Space Station
NASA is undeterred by the portrayal of AI systems in science fiction movies and is developing its own ChatGPT-like system for an upcoming space station. The space agency is working on a generative AI system that will enable astronauts and mission control to communicate with vessels and conduct experiments. From DeFi to DeSci: How Decentralization Empowers Science
Decentralization isn't limited to just finances; it has the potential to revolutionize the world of scientific research and discoveries. It's troubling that certain corporations and governments hold a monopoly over crucial scientific breakthroughs.