Clair Health, a U.S.-based startup founded by Stanford engineering graduates, has introduced what it describes as the first bracelet designed to monitor changes in female hormone levels. According to Forbes, the company has raised $11.6 million (around R$60 million) in funding. More than 25,000 people have also signed up for its waitlist ahead of the […]
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It is becoming increasingly difficult to escape conversations about artificial intelligence (AI), particularly debates over how useful and effective the technology really is. Science and healthcare are among the fields where AI could have a major impact. The technology already helps researchers analyze medical scans, develop drugs, and predict future health outcomes. AI Takes on
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Artificial intelligence has already become part of kitchens, workplaces, and creative environments. Now, it is entering the bathroom through an unusual innovation: a toothbrush that detects the spaces between teeth and automatically directs liquid jets toward them. Introduced on September 1, 2026, the Dyson CameraJet combines a macro camera, AI, and a targeted jet system
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In just his second week as Apple’s CEO, John Ternus unveiled the company’s first major iPhone design change since the device debuted nearly two decades ago. Ternus, who succeeded Tim Cook, appeared at Apple’s annual launch event on Wednesday, September 9, presenting the company’s first foldable iPhone against a backdrop featuring large images of the
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Brain fitness programs are becoming more popular in workplaces, clinics, and wellness centers. However, having a large content library is not enough. People are more likely to stop using a platform when sessions feel repetitive, difficult to access, or disconnected from their daily routines. Why Daily Use Matters Modern life can make mental recovery difficult.
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According to a 2025 analysis by Ahrefs of approximately 900,000 webpages, nearly 75% of newly published online content now includes some form of AI-generated text. This estimate excludes offline documents and focuses solely on written content. Generative AI is also increasingly being used to create music, artwork, software, photographs, and highly realistic videos. As these
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Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a cyber espionage campaign targeting government and information technology organizations in Myanmar. Named Operation QUICSILVER, the campaign uses fake graduation ceremony invitations to trick victims into opening malicious files. Researchers at Seqrite Labs assess with moderate confidence that the activity is linked to a China-nexus threat actor. Fake Invitations Hide a
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OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.6-Cyber, a cybersecurity-focused AI model designed to help authorized security professionals research vulnerabilities, validate security findings, conduct penetration testing, and respond to cyber incidents. The release comes as AI becomes increasingly important in both cyber defense and offensive security research. OpenAI is positioning the model for trusted organizations that need more specialized
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Researchers at the University of São Paulo (USP) have developed an artificial intelligence system that can recognize teeth and detect possible cavities in dental X-rays. Developed in Ribeirão Preto, the tool is designed to support dentists in analyzing images, potentially making clinical assessments faster and more precise. The technology was developed through a collaboration between
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Scientists have created the first viruses designed by artificial intelligence, marking a breakthrough that could lead to new medical treatments while raising important safety concerns. Bacteriophages infect only bacteria and already help treat stubborn bacterial infections. Using genome language models, the genetic counterpart of the AI systems behind chatbots, Dr. Brian Hie of Stanford University
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