Major tech companies are rolling out AI-powered health chatbots, responding to growing public demand for accessible medical advice. However, experts warn that these tools are often released without sufficient independent evaluation, raising concerns about their safety and reliability. Current research underscores the need for third-party testing before widespread adoption.
As robotaxis increasingly operate in cities, incidents that require them to contact emergency services highlight unresolved safety and regulatory issues. The integration of AI-powered vehicles into public infrastructure is testing the readiness of both technology providers and first responders. Ensuring effective communication between autonomous systems and emergency personnel is now a pressing concern.
Tinder has announced a series of product updates, including an Events tab and video speed dating, as part of a renewed strategy to engage users. The platform is expanding its use of AI for personalized matching and enhanced safety features amid declining subscriber numbers. The updates will be piloted in Los Angeles and rolled out in select markets.
ADLINK Technology and Under Control Robotics have formed a strategic alliance to develop AI-powered robots for high-risk industrial environments. The partnership combines ADLINK’s NVIDIA-based edge AI hardware with Noble Machines’ autonomy software to create human-like robots for industries facing labour shortages and safety challenges. The initiative targets sectors such as manufacturing, energy, construction, and mining.
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