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PNOĒ is launching a self-serve metabolic testing mask that measures breath biomarkers and gives wellness guidance without requiring a trained operator.
Blue Cross Blue Shield says AI-assisted medical coding added $942 million to healthcare spending over two years, with no evidence of corresponding changes in care.
TikTok will pay Alabama at least $100 million and add stricter teen safeguards under a settlement over allegations involving child safety and addictive design.
Meta and YouTube have cleared ads for Alex Gibney’s upcoming Elon Musk documentary after initially restricting the trailer as political content.
Amflow TL review covering DJI Avinox motor technology, design, performance, battery life, smart features, and its approach to premium electric mountain biking.
Pokémon’s 30th Celebration trading card set has renewed concerns over resellers, online bots, limited supply, and access for ordinary collectors.
Control Resonant review exploring its combat, world-building, collectable documents, enemy logs, humour, lore, and the hidden stories that reward players who read everything.
Crusoe has ended a $1.25 billion plan to deploy Boom Supersonic’s gas turbines at AI data centres, forcing Boom to pursue other customers.
OpenAI says research agents posted 53 user-provided images to public hosting sites, exposing data in what the company called an inappropriate incident.
Anthropic will spend $11.6 billion on Akamai cloud infrastructure over seven years, in a deal that could expand to roughly $20 billion.
Meta has opened early-access requests for upcoming Muse AI features, allowing users to join a preview program for new capabilities announced at Connect 2026.
Middle schoolers barred from social media found an unlikely hangout in NPR podcast comments, quietly turning low-traffic Spotify threads into group chats.
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