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AI, facial recognition are rewriting the travel journey (opens the original)
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It’s a promise that seems too good to be true; frictionless travel. It’s premise is straightforward: Get from your front door to your destination without proving who you are six times, rummaging through a half-dozen apps for information, or solve problems that technology could have anticipated. But, frictionless travel remains more aspiration than reality. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport's Chief Technology Officer and assistant general manager of technology and digital experienc
The ‘meno-boom’ is cashing in on women's health (opens the original)
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Once a topic women would discuss in hushed tones—or avoid altogether—menopause is now trending. Celebrities including Halle Barry and Naomi Watts, influencers and health experts are racking up a staggering number of views discussing everything from hot flashes and hormones to brain fog and skin changes. Data from Saga Health Insurance found that on August 12, millions of people on TikTok searched for content around fertility and menopause, with searches increasing by almost 200% compared with th
Getting AI to notice you is just half of the travel battle (opens the original)
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Travel has been democratized. Apparently, nobody bothered to tell the algorithms. Today, you can book a flight, reserve a hotel and find a restaurant halfway around the world before finishing your morning coffee. For Avelo Airlines, the problem isn't getting people to travel. It's getting the algorithm to show them there are other ways to get there. Avelo Airlines Founder, Chairman and CEO Andrew Levy knows the problem well. “Our business is focused on primarily secondary airports in large metro
When your house loses power, your car can get it back flowing (opens the original)
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Just last month, a windstorm in northwest Indiana left nearly 375,000 homes without power. Some customers were without electricity for over two weeks. In the future, your home's backup energy supply will be sitting in your driveway. Speakers at Newsweek’s Pillars of Stability event during Climate Week NYC 2026 suggested this future is nearer than it sounds as vehicles become part of the energy system. Electric vehicles are already a widely recognized path to sustainable transport, and the transi
‘Would Have Been Dead’: Hospitals Using AI to Save Lives (opens the original)
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While artificial intelligence is often associated with automating administrative work, health care leaders at Newsweek’s AI Health Summit in New York City described how the technology is being used on the clinical front lines to identify serious conditions earlier and give clinicians more time to intervene. When Tampa General Hospital first deployed AI, it prioritized clinical applications over streamlining back-office tasks, according to John Couris, president and CEO of the Florida Health Scie
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