As AI becomes more prevalent in wellness and self-care applications, it's crucial to consider the ethical implications of these technologies. In this blog post, we'll explore the benefits of AI in wellness and self-care, the potential ethical considerations, and the importance of addressing these considerations in the development of AI-powered apps. Discover how AI can revolutionize the healthcare industry while prioritizing user safety, privacy, and ethical practices.
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Personal fitness tracking has become an integral part of our lives, with more people turning to wearables to monitor their fitness levels. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in these devices has taken personal fitness tracking to the next level, providing users with a more personalized and effective experience. With the ability to collect and analyze data in real-time, AI-powered wearables can provide customized feedback and recommendations based on users' fitness goals and performance. Additionally, these devices can also be used for health monitoring, providing users with more detailed insights into their health status. In this comprehensive blog post, we'll explore the latest trends and innovations in AI-powered wearables for personal fitness and health tracking, and their impact on wellbeing. We'll also delve into ethical considerations surrounding the use of these devices, as well as their future prospects in this exciting field.
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Quitting something can require different strategies for different people. Here’s our founder, Emma, discussing her strategies for abstaining from things that are just too tempting.
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Much of the internet has been abuzz lately with talk of the new Netflix documentary, The Social Dilemma. We watched it, too, and we’re ready to break down what it did well and where it fell flat.
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We thought we’d spend some time today talking a little more about the ways tech can actually be helpful to self-care. Here are five of our favorite ways that our tech has helped us care for ourselves.
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Myrth founder and CEO Emma McLaren is popping in today to share her experiences with second-hand screen time - the idea that exposure to other people’s screens can affect the rest of us, too, even when we’re not using our own devices.
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Smart phones are notoriously distracting, so some people have turned to using so-called “dumb phones” to focus better. We think smart watches might fill a similar purpose.
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There are a lot of self-tracking apps out there, and while they’re helpful, there’s been one big problem: they were apps designed by men, and they assumed the default users were other men. It has caused some issues.
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This week in Recommended Reading: digital minimalism for consumers, vacationers, moms, and more.
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