​Anduril Industries on Monday unveiled “EagleEye,” a helmeted computing system that seeks to turn soldiers into AI-augmented warfighters.  

​Strava, the 16-year-old fitness tracking app, is gearing up to go public, the Financial Times reports. CEO Michael Martin told the FT that the San Francisco company plans to list “at some point,” eyeing capital for more acquisitions. The company, backed by Sequoia Capital, TCV, and Jackson Square Ventures, was last valued at $2.2 billion […]  

​ZoraSafe is designed to protect some of the least protected internet users out there: your parents and grandparents.  

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​Cerca is a dating app that sets users up with mutual friends.  

​AI researcher Andrew Tulloch reportedly announced his departure to employees in a message on Friday.  

​Apple appears to be winding down support of Clips, with the company removing Clips from the App Store and saying it will no longer be making any updates.  

​This has been a big week for AI companies signing enterprise deals, with Zendesk unveiling new AI agents that are supposed to be able to resolve 80% of customer service issues, Anthropic and IBM announcing a strategic partnership, and Deloitte also announcing a deal with Anthropic.  

​Prince Harry and Meghan spoke about the dangers of social media at a gala and festival in New York.