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Flock is testing an AI tool that tracks and identifies people based on their driving habits. The system goes beyond conventional license-plate monitoring, raising significant surveillance and privacy concerns.
51World has unveiled a suite of data-collection devices and platforms designed to generate training data for embodied AI systems. The Beijing-based company argues that higher-quality physical-world data is essential for improving intelligent humanoid robots.
A Bangalore-based startup has entered the competition to create highly human-like artificial voices. Its AI model reportedly earns high scores compared with systems from OpenAI and ElevenLabs.
Shokz has partnered with Guangfan Technology to bring Guangfan’s AI technology to the OpenFit 2 AI earbuds. The collaboration will introduce an efficiency-focused feature collection called “AI Lab,” based on Guangfan’s self-developed AI OS.
Sharge launched its loomys L1 AI glasses in Wuhan, positioning them around titanium construction, all-day comfort, and active AI memory rather than camera specifications. The glasses start at 2,699 yuan, and founder Zhang Bo said they are intended to replace everyday optical glasses rather than smartphones.
ICE has prohibited employees from using Meta smart glasses in federal workplaces because of privacy concerns. The move contrasts with DHS efforts to secure funding for purpose-built smart glasses that may support biometric identification during immigration enforcement.
Google is adding an AI chatbot interface that lets users describe the content they want in their Discover feed. The feature will automatically adjust feed recommendations and remember preferences for future visits.
Cloudflare OAuth now supports optional scopes, allowing users to grant only the permissions required for a specific task. The change helps developers create more secure and transparent authorization flows.
Bloomberg Opinion examines Apple’s plans for AI-enhanced AirPods and smart glasses. The article argues that Apple should learn from Meta’s mistakes as it develops AI-powered wearable products.
SanDisk launched its SANDISK NAS SSD lineup for modern network-attached storage environments, including the SATA-based NAS 600 and PCIe Gen5 NAS 800 NVMe. The products offer capacities up to 4TB and 7.68TB respectively, with the NAS 800 reaching up to 14.9GB/s sequential read speeds.