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Envision's revolutionary AI-powered smart glasses now feature ChatGPT 4.0 for voice activation. Ask Envision understands text, summarizing long documents, language translation, interpreting instructions, and providing navigation guidance. Get answers to questions with ease and make life easier for visually impaired persons. Experience the future of assistive technology with Envision!

This article discusses Apple's plans to launch its AI health and fitness coaching service Quartz, rumored to be available in 2024. Learn how Quartz could give tailored advice to its users with data collected from the Apple Watch, analysis of emotions and recommending exercises based on running history. Insight from Apple industry analyst Mark Gurman sheds light on this developing technology. For now, caution is encouraged until more details are made available.

. Sensory's VoiceChat software lets users use chatbot and natural language processing with consumer electronics. It allows customers to develop custom voice assistants to better understand and respond their users. With the help of AI and computer vision technology, the developer, OpenAI, is facing challenges from European regulators who worry about biometric data and age verification. With a deadline soon approaching to prove compliance, Sensory's technology aims to provide a powerful solution for this issue.

Transform 2023 presents a platform to discuss AI regulation, best practices and risks associated with the development of super-intelligent systems. At the San Francisco based event, top executives and experts such as Emad Mostaque, CEO of Stability AI, will share their insights and experiences on AI investments while also avoiding common mistakes.

. Marc Arnusch is a Colorado farmer that utilizes cutting-edge artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT to assess business opportunities and decisions for his farm. With the help of ChatGPT, Arnusch proves that AI tools can be beneficial for farmers and ranch owners. Learn more about the potential aplications of this technology in the agriculture sector and find out more about the integrated weed management projects of GROW, a USDA and university research organization.