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Tech Competition is Helping Americans. Here's How.
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Tuesday • May 27, 2025
Ambience announces OpenAI-powered medical coding model that outperforms physicians
The Company Trained the New Model Using OpenAI’s Reinforcement Fine-Tuning Technology
Artificial intelligence startup Ambience Healthcare on Tuesday announced a new medical coding model that outperforms doctors by 27%. Ambience uses AI to draft clinical notes in real-time as doctors consensually record their visits with patients. The company used tools from OpenAI to build the new model.
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Friday • May 23, 2025
Reddit Releases Dynamic Ads To All Advertisers
Reddit Introduced Dynamic Product Ads Shortly After it Finalized its IPO
Last month, when Reddit began testing this new ad feature with a handful of brands, the company said the Dynamic Product Ads sprung from two key findings — that an average of 40% of new conversations on Reddit are related to purchase decisions and product categories, and that 75% of shoppers reported that they can have genuine discussions about which products or brands to check out on Reddit.
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Thursday • May 22, 2025
Apple Plans Glasses for 2026 as Part of AI Push, Nixes Watch With Camera
Meta’s Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Have Emerged as a Popular Early Example of an AI Device
Apple Inc. is aiming to release smart glasses at the end of next year as part of a push into AI-enhanced gadgets, but it has shelved plans for a smartwatch that can analyze its surroundings with a built-in camera.
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Thursday • May 22, 2025
Anthropic launches Claude 4, its most powerful AI model yet
Anthropic Stopped Investing in Chatbots at the End of Last Year and has Instead Focused on Improving Claude’s Ability to do Complex Tasks
The company said the two models, called Claude Opus 4 and Claude Sonnet 4, are defining a “new standard” when it comes to AI agents and “can analyze thousands of data sources, execute long-running tasks, write human-quality content, and perform complex actions,” per a release.
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Thursday • May 22, 2025
Meta Brings Ray-Ban Smart Glasses To More Regions
The Tech Giant has Announced its Most Expansive Hardware Push to Date, Now Offering the Ray-Ban Device in Mexico, the UAE, and India.
According to a report by Upload VR, this launch makes Meta’s AI-powered Ray-Ban glasses available in 18 countries across the globe. Although Meta’s Quest headsets — the company’s other major wearable technology — are sold in more than 18 countries, India’s massive population will exponentially expand the reach of its smart glasses.
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Thursday • May 22, 2025
Uber Will Sell In-Car Ads in New York City, Reversing a Longstanding Ban
New Yorkers Groan at Backseat Ads, but Uber is Betting on its Data and Design to Flip Perception
Starting in June, people hailing an Uber in New York City may be greeted by more than just their driver. JourneyTV, Uber’s in-car ad network, will begin running video ads on the tablets installed in some ride-sharing vehicles across the city. Ads will range from 15-second spots to longer 30-, 60-, and 90-second formats, as well as full-length trailers.
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