Apple may want to use AI to change your diet, sleep routine, and mood, Bloomberg reports
, and temperature sensor. They can also read blood oxygen levels and have a built-in electrocardiogram app. The devices also can detect falls or crashes and will automatically contact emergency services if the watch wearer doesn't confirm they're alright by disabling the alert.
Critics have long argued the devices degrade personal privacy and lead us"one step closer to under-the-skin surveillance, which can read our bodies and emotions,"The yet-to-be-announced emotion tool will ask users about their day and allow them to track their mood. Bloomberg reported that additional features will be rolled out later to read users' moods by analyzing their speech, typed words, and other device data.
Apple is also working to develop the ability to monitor blood pressure and glucose levels directly through the devices, according to the outlet. It remains unclear when these additional features might be released. The company's co-founder, Steve Wozniak , was among over 1,000 industry leaders, including Elon Musk, who signed an open letter callingSign up for notifications from Insider! Stay up to date with what you want to know.
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