Fitbit co-founders Eric Friedman and James Park have introduced Luffu, an AI-driven platform that collects health data from connected device platforms like Fitbit and Apple, and input shared by family members through multiple formats, such as voice, text or photos. Luffu organizes data, offers personalized responses to health queries and can proactively alert users about missed medications or potential health concerns. Initially available as a mobile app in private testing, Luffu plans future expansion into hardware devices to enhance its capabilities.

Comcast's Xfinity is debuting new technologies for the Olympic Winter Games, including RealTime4K, which delivers near-live 4K video with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. Additional tech rollouts include AI-powered highlights, Fan View for customized viewing and a dedicated 4K Peacock channel for streamlined access to both the Olympics and Super Bowl programming.

The robotaxi industry is poised for growth, driven by advancements in AI. Wood Mackenzie analysts predict the global fleet of autonomous vehicles will increase tenfold by 2030, with more than 100,000 driverless taxis deployed worldwide.