AI & RoboticsNews

Fitbit founders launch AI platform to help families monitor their health

Fitbit founders James Park and Eric Friedman have announced the launch of a new AI startup called Luffu that aims to help families proactively monitor their health. The duo are developing an “intelligent family care system” that will start with an app experience and then expand into hardware devices. Two years after their exit from Google, Park and Friedman are betting on AI to help lighten…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Kia launches three new electric GT vehicles in Korea, starting at $37,000

Kia introduced a series of new electric GT vehicles in Korea. The EV3 GT, EV4 GT, and EV5 GT are the latest to join Kia’s growing performance EV lineup. Kia unleashes a slew of new electric GT vehicles After unveiling the new electric sports cars at the Brussels Motor Show last month, Kia’s latest EVs are now available in Korea. Kia launched the EV3 GT, EV4 GT, and EV5 GT on Monday, adding to…
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DefenseNews

The US Army is seeking autonomous drones to clean up chemical weapons

The U.S. Army is looking to have autonomous airborne drones and ground robots clean up chemical and biological weapons. The Autonomous Decontamination System, or ADS, would scrub vehicles, critical infrastructure and key terrain. Equally important, it would allow troops in the field to protect themselves and thus ease the strain on Army chemical warfare units that might not be available when…
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ComputersNews

Finally! Firefox just gave you an AI kill switch

Summary created by Smart Answers AI In summary: PCWorld reports that Mozilla Firefox is introducing comprehensive AI Controls in its browser, allowing users to completely disable or selectively manage AI features. This development matters as other major browsers like Chrome…
ComputersNews

How to use Windows to wipe your location data from a photo

Your photos may do more than hint at where you were—they can outright tell other people your exact location. A snoop just has to know where to look. Smartphones and modern cameras can add your location to the EXIF data embedded in the photo. This info is not immediately visible, but it can be viewed by looking at the photo’s properties. Your photos may have this data attached on purpose or by…
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