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From music to mind reading: AI startups bet on earbuds

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AI companies are on the hunt to design the ideal device to deliver AI’s superpowers, and some new enterprises are convinced that headphones or earbuds are the way.This post was originally published on this site.

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Smart glasses find purpose among blind users

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The actual use-value of smart glasses remains keenly debated—but less so among blind people, who are increasingly relying on the latest models to improve their lives.This post was originally published on this site.

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TV makers tout AI upgrades at CES, as smartphone threat looms

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A century after Scottish inventor John Logie Baird demonstrated the first mechanical television system, TVs face mounting competition from a much more recent invention: smartphones.This post was originally published on this site.

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CES 2026 highlights: AI chips, robotaxis, musical lollipops and interactive Lego sets

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Sure, Nvidia, AMD and Intel all had important chip and AI platform announcements on the first day of CES 2026, but all audiences wanted to see more of was Star Wars and Jensen Huang’s little […]

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What to expect from CES 2026, the annual show of all things tech

January 5, 2026

With the start of the New Year squarely behind us, it’s once again time for the annual CES trade show to shine a spotlight on the latest tech that companies plan to offer in 2026.This […]

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Self-driving cars could prevent over 1 million road injuries across the US by 2035

January 4, 2026

Autonomous vehicles could dramatically reduce traffic accidents and injuries on U.S. roads. Drawing on historical data and current trends, a recent JAMA Surgery study projected that self-driving cars could prevent more than 1 million injuries […]

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Focus apps claim to improve your productivity. Do they actually work?

January 3, 2026

It’s hardly a revelation that we’re living in an era of distraction and smartphone addiction. Our phones interrupt us, hijack our attention, and tempt us into scrolling. Even when we aren’t interacting with them, their […]

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Tucked away in a downtown Chicago office building, fallen e-commerce star Groupon is ready for a comeback

December 31, 2025

Inside Groupon’s 2-year-old headquarters on the 25th floor of the Leo Burnett Building in downtown Chicago, a giant cat in a spaceship with flashing lights greets visitors in an otherwise staid office tower.This post was […]

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AI agents arrived in 2025—here’s what happened and the challenges ahead in 2026

December 30, 2025

In artificial intelligence, 2025 marked a decisive shift. Systems once confined to research labs and prototypes began to appear as everyday tools. At the center of this transition was the rise of AI agents—AI systems […]

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Toys are talking back thanks to AI, but are they safe around kids?

December 29, 2025

Stuffed animals that talk back. Chessboards with pieces that move on their own. And a chatty holographic fairy in a crystal ball.This post was originally published on this site.

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