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20 textsWearables Turn the World Into a Sleep Lab, but Accuracy Claims Still Need Checking
A University of Texas at Austin study published in Nature Scientific Reports used Fitbits to track 82 young adults for months, finding that physical activity lengthened REM latency. It is the latest sign that consumer wearables are moving from novelty to research instrument, even as questions about their precision remain.
EU AI Act Compliance and Medical Diagnosis AI: What the Rules Actually Say
Medical diagnosis AI is being sold faster than regulators can audit it. Three recent studies point to the core problem: the models are hard to check, hard to secure and hard to quantify.
Wearables Turn the World Into a Sleep Lab, and Insurers Are Watching the Bill
Hospitals that use AI tools to file insurance claims added $942 million in healthcare spending over two years, according to an analysis by the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association. The same wearable sensors that wire the world for sleep research are now feeding cost disputes.