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   Wang Teng's Jinri Yixiu sets ISHO AI sleep-tech launch for Oct 29

   Wang Teng, founder of Jinri Yixiu Technology, announced on Oct 19 that the company's first launch event — the ISHO Jinri Yixiu AI sleep-tech ecosystem product launch — will be held at 19:00 on Oct 29. Wang previously served as general manager of Xiaomi's China marketing department and of the REDMI brand; after leaving Xiaomi he founded Jinri Yixiu to develop sleep-health products, with core members drawn mainly from Xiaomi, Huawei and other large companies. The report also notes that the ISHO sleep-logging app began internal testing in September, initially only on iOS and requiring an Apple Watch, and that Wang says the new products will be purchasable before Christmas.

   IT之家 AI · 🔥 9
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   Mistlabs raises $26M pre-Series A as ambient AI app Ambi exits beta

   Mistlabs Ltd., the company behind the ambient AI app Ambi, has raised $26 million in pre-Series A funding and taken the product out of beta on Apple devices, according to SiliconANGLE. Ambi runs on iPhone, Apple Watch and Mac and is said to learn about users from their conversations, an approach the company describes as ambient intelligence. The report did not name the investors or disclose a valuation or user numbers, and the product's capabilities are so far described only by the company.

   Techmeme · 🔥 0
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   Apple HomeView hands-on: first smart display leans on Siri AI

   TechRadar spent more hands-on time with HomeView, Apple's first smart display, positioned as a stationary in-home hub for the Apple ecosystem. The interface resembles an oversized Apple Watch face, recognizes up to six people and switches between their accounts, and locks apps such as Messages when someone else approaches. Siri is central to the experience, handling smart home controls, music playback and multi-step questions such as when a friend will get home by drawing on Messages and estimated transit times, though the reporter sometimes had to repeat requests during the brief demo.

   TechRadar · 🔥 0
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   My AI doppelganger tells me what to eat: 100 days with a metabolic digital twin

   The Verge senior reporter Victoria Song describes roughly 100 days using Twin Health's digital twin program: each day she logs data from a smart scale, a blood pressure cuff and a Dexcom G7 continuous glucose monitor into the app, which color-codes foods red, orange or green to predict her glucose response, alongside bimonthly check-ins with a human coach. She reports her follow-up labs improved — triglycerides fell by 70 mg/dL, her coach said her metabolic health score rose nine points, and hs-CRP dropped notably — though she remained insulin resistant, saw no meaningful weight loss, and did not manage to taper her medications as hoped. She notes the service is not available for widespread download and is currently offered only through corporate or private health plans, and that it demands a continuous stream of sensitive health data, a burden she found tiring; the figures come from her own and her coach's reports, not a controlled trial.

   The Verge AI · 🔥 0
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   Ambi raises $26M and exits beta on Apple devices with always-listening AI assistant

   Ambi, the ambient AI app from Mistlabs founded by former Plaud executive Peter Mo, said it raised $26 million in funding led by Luminous Ventures and manufacturer Huaqin, and came out of beta with apps for iPhone, Mac and Apple Watch. Ambient listening is off by default but can be turned on for all-day context capture; the app focuses on meeting notes and proactive in-meeting suggestions, and lets users start a task on one device and continue on another. Mistlabs also plans a desktop app that can observe work on the user's computer and a standalone hardware device with a screen, speaker, camera and microphones. Mo said Ambi does not store recordings and encrypts data, without specifying the encryption, and that telling others about ambient capture remains the user's responsibility — a problem he called industry-wide.

   TechCrunch AI · 🔥 0
6. Oct 6
   AI Hardware Is Redefining What Counts as Recording

   AI hardware makers are blurring the boundary between sensing and recording by processing audio or video into transcripts and summaries without necessarily saving the raw data. The column argues that these outputs can still preserve information about people, raising unresolved questions about consent, privacy signals and who defines a recording.

   The Verge AI · 🔥 0

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