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Fitbit Founders Launch Luffu, an AI Platform to Help Families Monitor Health and Ease Caregiving

Fitbit co-founders James Park and Eric Friedman have launched Luffu, an AI-powered intelligent family care system designed to help families proactively monitor health. The platform addresses a growing need as 63 million U.S. adults now serve as family caregivers, up 45% from a decade ago. Starting as an app with plans to expand into hardware, Luffu uses AI to organize scattered health information and flag notable changes before they become crises.

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Fitbit Founders Launch Luffu, an AI Platform to Help Families Monitor Health and Ease Caregiving

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Firefox introduces AI browser kill switch to let users block all generative AI features

Mozilla announced that Firefox 148 will introduce comprehensive AI controls on February 24, allowing users to block all current and future generative AI features with a single toggle. The move comes after user backlash and addresses concerns from Firefox's community who want nothing to do with AI in their browser while still catering to those seeking AI tools.

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Firefox introduces AI browser kill switch to let users block all generative AI features

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OpenAI launches Codex MacOS app with GPT-5.3 model to challenge Claude Code dominance

OpenAI released a new MacOS app for Codex, its AI coding tool, alongside the GPT-5.3-Codex model that runs 25% faster than previous versions. The launch marks OpenAI's push to catch up with Anthropic's Claude Code, which has dominated the agentic coding market and reached $1 billion in annualized revenue within six months of public release.

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OpenAI launches Codex MacOS app with GPT-5.3 model to challenge Claude Code dominance

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OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT ads at rates matching Super Bowl broadcasts as monetization begins

OpenAI has begun rolling out advertisements in ChatGPT for free and $8 Go subscribers, with internal pricing reportedly set at $60 per thousand views—matching premium NFL broadcast slots. The company insists ads won't influence ChatGPT answers and will remain clearly labeled, though questions about engagement metrics and value persist as the AI monetization push begins.

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OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT ads at rates matching Super Bowl broadcasts as monetization begins

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