Meta's CEO Zuckerberg plans to launch finger tracking neural wristband product in few years. The product, developed by CTRL Labs acquisition, decodes neural signals in the wrist for precision control of complex interfaces. It could outdo current optical tracking methods with its potential for zero-latency, lighting-independent, occlusion-free control. It additionally promises keyboard emulation with near precision. Leaked roadmap suggests release alongside Ray-Ban smartglasses in 2025. Future models may include display, camera features and act as input for AR glasses in 2027.

Zuckerberg: Neural Wristband To Ship In 'Next Few Years' UploadVR

Cyber incident at Optum's Change Healthcare disrupts services nationwide. Healthcare providers advised to stay vigilant. Impact on patient care assessed. Update and remedy in progress.

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US healthcare technology company, Change Healthcare, confirms cyberattack causing network interruption. Immediate action taken to prevent further impact. Login pages mostly inaccessible or offline, disruption expected to last all day. Local pharmacies experiencing outages due to the cyberattack, major issues processing prescriptions through patient insurance. Company merged with UnitedHealth Group and Optum in $7.8 billion deal in 2022.

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Healthcare AI payment models require innovation for industry potential realisation. Current hospital IT budgets limit software company growth, with healthcare AI adoption being hindered as a result. Business model innovation could enable greater value capture. Several ways to increase addressable spending and the TAM for software and AI are presented, including re-architecting operational expenses. Healthcare AI business models are divided into usage-based and performance-based, with the industry gradually shifting to pay-for-performance.

Who Pays for Healthcare AI? (Part I) Morgan Cheatham on Substack