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• Can AI Really Count Every Calorie You Eat?

• Person spotlight - George III

• Ticketmaster’s been hacked - what’s the impact?

• GPT - SciSpace - Need comprehensive research insights?

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Can AI Really Count Every Calorie You Eat?

A Techie Way to Diet

In an age where fitness apps and wearables dominate health trends, a new contender enters the arena—an AI system designed to monitor your diet by watching every bite you take.

This innovative technology uses image recognition to analyse the food on your plate and instantly calculates its calorie content, offering a high-tech approach to traditional diet tracking.

How It Works:

• Advanced image recognition to identify and analyse foods

• Real-time analysis to assess every meal

• Accurate calculations of calories and nutrients based on visual data

Fun and Fit or Too Much?

This breakthrough in diet management could make calorie counting simple and fun, revolutionizing how we approach nutrition.

However, it also brings up significant privacy concerns. How comfortable are we with AI becoming an intimate part of our daily routines, even at meal times?

Could this level of monitoring be seen as intrusive, or will we embrace it as a helpful tool?

As AI enters more personal aspects of our lives, the balance between utility and privacy becomes a critical conversation.

Are we ready to let AI join us at the dinner table, potentially watching and analysing every bite we take?

Eating in the Age of AI

The potential for AI in dietary monitoring is immense, offering personalized nutrition advice at the tip of your spoon.

While the technology promises convenience and precision, it's crucial to weigh its benefits against potential intrusions into our personal lives.

AI Matters News Highlights

China's spacecraft Chang'e-6 is making history as the first to snag samples from the far side of the moon, launching a whole new chapter in lunar exploration.

Ticketmaster's been hacked, with cyber crooks offering up customer data on the dark web, causing a major security headache.

Scientists are turning carbon dioxide into fuels and other products, transforming this notorious greenhouse gas into useful resources.

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AI Matters - On This Day

4th June

This Day In History

4th June 1783

First Hot Air Balloon Demonstration by the Montgolfier Brothers: In 1783, the Montgolfier brothers conducted the first public demonstration of their hot air balloon, marking a pivotal moment in the history of human flight. This balloon, made from paper and silk, was the first to carry passengers, although the initial flight was unmanned and used animals as test passengers to gauge the safety of human flight.

The Montgolfier brothers' demonstration of the hot air balloon stands as a landmark in aviation history, marking the first time humans could realistically contemplate aerial travel, which would have profound implications on global exploration, warfare, and transportation.

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AI Matters Book Club

AI Matters Book Club - June

Dive into the World of AI with Our Monthly Book Club!
This month’s pick is:

Artificial Intelligence - A guide for thinking humans - By Melanie Mitchell