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The Lioness 2 vibrator adds AI-assisted orgasms to its feature set

In 2018, the Lioness Generation 1 vibrator promised to improve users’ orgasms through detailed data collection. Two years later, Lioness has unveiled the Generation 2, a new vibrator that implements more than 30,000 climactic data points to deliver AI-driven guidance on your own experience. The Generation 2 doesn’t only rely on big data to make suggestions — like the original…
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Samsung unveils its AI-powered 8K TVs for 2020

Samsung revealed its new QLED 8K TV last night in Korea, and now the US unveiling is under way. We already heard about interesting features like its “digital butler” that will control other devices, including older stuff that can’t connect to networks using…
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Nuheara’s IQbuds2 Max earbuds use AI to personalize a wearer’s ‘soundscape’

Nuheara likes to call itself the “smart-hearing” company, and today it’s unveiling its most advanced hearing buds to date. The IQbuds2 Max use active noise cancellation and neural network-based personalization to fit the wearer’s “soundscape.” Consumers can preorder here from today. The company announced the new “hearable” earbuds at a press event for CES 2020, the big tech trade…
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Oral-B thinks its AI toothbrush can clean your teeth better than you can

Oral-B, a giant of the tooth-brushing industry, has been making electric toothbrushes for years, incorporating consumer tech trends like smartphone apps and Bluetooth. Every few years, the company takes advantage of the scrum of CES to announce its latest power toothbrush, and 2020 is no exception: Oral-B just announced the iO, a new device the company says is the result of six years of R&D…
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TypingDNA raises $7 million for AI that identifies people by how they type

The risk of online accounts being compromised increases by the day — and it’s costly. A hacker attacks roughly every 39 seconds, and it’s estimated that 65% of companies have over 1,000 stale accounts. Worse still, the average expense of data breaches is expected to hit $150 million in 2020. That’s perhaps why startups like TypingDNA have risen to prominence. TypingDNA — which was…
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