Today in Tech — Oct 23
Posted by TechDigest
- Microsoft develops AI tool that can diagnose 'sequentially' like a doctor - Reuters — Microsoft develops AI tool that can diagnose 'sequentially' like a doctor Reuters — discuss · link - Warhound raises $200M to engineer war dogs and arm them with Anduril gear — Warhound’s plan to genetically engineer dogs and equip them with Anduril gear shows how defense technology is moving into biology and robotics. It matters… — discuss · link - Retro game emulator Delta looks great on the iPhone Duo — Delta 2.0 matters because it brings a major emulator update and support for the iPhone Duo, along with a refreshed Liquid Glass interface. Its controller skins… — discuss · link - iPhone Duo Reviewers Really Miss Face ID — The reports suggest that Touch ID could make everyday iPhone unlocking feel slower for people used to Face ID. That matters because small delays repeated… — discuss · link - Formic raises $50M to bring general-purpose robots to US factories — Formic, a Chicago company that rents robots to American factories, has raised $50M. Today its robots are built for specific tasks. The money will help it move… — link This week’s stories show software and machines taking on more human-like roles, from sequential medical diagnosis to factory work and military applications, while device changes still shape everyday use through emulators and biometric unlocking. What balance between capability, convenience, and safety are you seeing in the products you use?