IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:
– AI wearable promises to help you remember everything
– OpenAI says its new models can reason and think ‘much like a person’
– AI-powered app offers personalized allergy forecasts
AI wearable promises to help you remember everything
HELPING YOU REMEMBER : The Plaud NotePin is a small, pill-shaped device that can be worn as a pendant, pinned to clothing or attached as a wristband. Its primary function is to record meetings, conversations and personal notes, which are then transcribed and summarized using advanced AI technology.
HIGH TECH: ChatGPT creator OpenAI has rolled out a new series of artificial intelligence models designed to reason through more difficult tasks similarly to how humans do.
ALLERGY ATTACK: A medical technology company is leveraging artificial intelligence to help people determine if they suffer from allergies before having an attack.
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