Google's watch calls an ambulance if you stop breathing.
Google's Pixel Watch can now call emergency services when it detects you have stopped breathing, the Gemini app passed a billion people a month, and the Department of Agriculture put AI drones over three banana farms in Davao.
Google's watch calls an ambulance
Pixel Watch 4 and 5 can now catch a dangerous drop in your blood oxygen, and if you do not answer within 30 seconds it calls emergency services and your emergency contacts by itself. Live now in 10 European countries.
1 billion people now open Gemini
Google says more than 1 billion people now use its Gemini app every month, on phones and on the web, which is roughly one in eight people alive.
Oracle cuts jobs again to pay for AI
Business Insider reports that Oracle is cutting jobs again this month, some teams by double digits, after its headcount already fell by 21,000 in a single year while the company borrowed $43 billion to build AI data centers.
Twitch is feeding your streams to Amazon
Twitch now lets Amazon train its AI on your streams, clips, chats and channel pictures, and every account is switched on by default until you open your security settings and turn it off yourself.
Drones start hunting pests on Davao farms
The Department of Agriculture is testing a system from E-SupportLink that photographs crops from a drone and uses AI to predict disease before it spreads, already flying over three banana farms in Davao del Norte and Davao de Oro.