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Generates personalized workouts tailored to your goals.
Optimizes sets, reps, and weight for each exercise to maximize efficiency and progress.
Tracks your workout progress over time, adjusting the difficulty as you improve.
Provides clear insights into your training regimen and how the AI is improving your performance.

Why choose Fitnessai: Key features

Personalized workouts generated by AI based on 5.9M workouts.
Easy-to-use interface for logging workouts and tracking progress.
Adaptive algorithms that optimize your training as you progress.
In-app messaging for advice and accountability.

Who should choose Fitnessai:

Individuals looking to maximize their workout efficiency.
Anyone seeking a personalized and adaptive workout plan.
Users who appreciate data-driven insights into their fitness journey.
Those who prefer an AI-driven approach to fitness and strength training.

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The Next Web

Mon, 19 Aug, 6:03 PM UTC

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We want everyone to be able to benefit from the same cutting-edge science we were privy to as athletes, supercharged with AI in an easy to follow daily plan and virtual coaching," said Sky Christopherson, Olympic Cyclist and World Record holder. Gold AI's model is built into the subscriber's daily routine, and based on the Data not Drugs™ innovation initially inspired by GOLD AI founding advisor cardiologist Dr. Eric Topol. Data not Drugs™ launched by AI GOLD founders, Sky Christopherson and Adam Laurent, to help the U.S. Women's Cycling Team win Olympic medals during the performance-enhancing drug epidemic. It was featured in the award-winning documentary film "Personal Gold." "This model is more than viable, it's the way forward- not just in high performance athletics but in consumer health," said Topol. "It Includes meal timing and digestion speeds, which are an innovative and natural alternative to GLP-1 class weight loss drugs." Data not Drugs™ quantifies the many factors that influence performance, such as training load, recovery, and how the human body regenerates, resulting in improved mood and energy levels, reduced body fat and preserved lean muscle mass to significantly lower the risk of chronic diseases like diabetes and obesity. "The beauty of GOLD AI with its 40 fitness and wellness benefits, is that it helps users solve the daily puzzle of their interconnected meals, workout, sleep and well-being that is just a bit too much for most of us to hold in our minds, particularly in our busy daily lives. This is where the power of AI is ideally suited to this application," said Tom Gruber, GOLD AI founding advisor and co-founder of Apple's Siri. In addition to it's free AI daily planner, GOLD AI also includes personal coaching options for a paid upgrade fee within the application, including AI coaching, GOLD Pillar live training sessions from medal-winning Olympians and pro-athletes to help subscribers learn the fundamentals of training, eating, sleeping, and positive change mindset. "Having a coach that believes in you and can help give that human touch on top of great data is also key," said Annimari Korte, GOLD AI coach and Tokyo 2020 Olympian. GOLD AI leverages a collective of 60 years of experience in human performance for breakthroughs in their own health and fitness, including founders Olympic athlete and world record holder in track cycling Sky Christopherson and Olympic cyclist Adam Laurent. "As an Olympic Gold Medalist, I had structure in my day. GOLD AI can help everyone put their most precious resource first - their health and fitness," said Kevin Young, Track and Field Olympic Gold Medalist and world record holder. Pro-athletes and medal-winning Olympians including Jennie Reed (cycling), Jamie Nieto (high jump), Annimari Korte (100m hurdles), Jason Schmidt (LA Dodgers Pitcher), will host virtual training sessions in the AI Gold application. Sixth Ring's co-founder Reza Kazemipour will be the host of Your Personal Gold, a podcast where he will be interviewing the world's most elite athletes to find out about their lifestyle, struggles, and the keys to success. Kazemipour is a former member of the US Navy Special Forces, and has spent his career working on ventures dedicated to the optimization of human performance through the most cutting-edge science, testing and training devices. "I am so excited that GOLD AI is available to everyone, at any fitness level, and any age," said Kazemipour. 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Benzinga

Fri, 23 Aug, 2:01 AM UTC

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A new University of Sydney study has found that improved artificial intelligence (AI) training is required when developing nutrition apps that are used to track food intake or manage weight. Researchers initially screened 800 apps before selecting 18 for further evaluation. These 18 apps, which included both AI-integrated and manual food-logging nutrition apps, were then assessed for their ability to recognize ingredients and estimate energy content. The findings are published in the journal Nutrients. Dr. Juliana Chen, lead author of the study and accredited practicing dietitian, lecturer and researcher in the Discipline of Nutrition and Dietetics at the University of Sydney, suggests that while AI-integrated apps offer convenience over manual food-logging, they should be used carefully. "When patients or the public use apps to track food intake or manage weight, the process can often feel burdensome," Dr. Chen said. "Adding AI features like food image recognition could make the process much easier for everyone. "However, it is important to always double-check that the portion size detected matches what you ate. Some apps only identify the food, while others also estimate portion size and energy intake. So, for those undergoing weight loss, it is crucial to verify that the app's estimates align with what you have eaten." A key part of the study was checking how accurate and adaptable these apps were across three different diet plans -- Western, Asian, and recommended (based on the Australian Dietary Guidelines) -- to ensure a range of cultural food preferences were considered. Under Dr. Chen's supervision, Master of Nutrition and Dietetics students Xinyi Li, Annabelle Yin and Ha Young Choi found that manual food-logging apps overestimated energy intake for the Western diet by an average of 1,040 kilojoules, while they underestimated energy intake for the Asian diet and the recommended diet by an average of 1,520 kilojoules and 944 kilojoules respectively. In contrast, AI-integrated food apps often had difficulty accurately identifying energy content for mixed Asian dishes, for example, the calories for beef pho were overestimated by 49%, while pearl milk tea had calorie underestimations of up to 76%. "Nutrition apps with AI-integration are generally better at detecting individual Western foods when they are separated on a plate," said Dr. Chen who is also from the Charles Perkins Center. "However, they often struggle with mixed dishes, such as spaghetti bolognese or hamburgers. "This issue is more common with Asian dishes, which usually contain a variety of mixed components that may not be found in the respective apps database, leading to possible errors when calculating the energy amount of a particular meal." Moving forward, the study recommends several steps for the improvement of nutrition apps. This includes ensuring that the educational content and advice provided by the apps are evidence-based and trustworthy, which can be achieved through collaboration with nutrition experts. "To enhance the credibility and accuracy of nutrition apps, creators should engage dietitians in their development, train AI models with diverse food images -- particularly for mixed and culturally varied dishes -- expand food composition databases and educate users on capturing high-quality food images for better recognition accuracy," said Dr. Chen. "If you're monitoring your health, such as managing high blood pressure or tracking your sodium intake, it's important to compare your food choices with nutrition labels or consult with an accredited practicing dietitian. A dietitian's expertise is invaluable in these cases, as they can provide more accurate estimates of how much energy your body is consuming and what it requires most to achieve a holistically healthy diet." This assessment was conducted using the Mobile App Rating Scale (MARS) and the App Behavior Change Scale (ABACUS). Following the evaluation, "Noom" received an average score of 4.44 out of 5 on the MARS scale, meaning it was rated very highly in terms of engagement, functionality, aesthetics, and information quality. It also received a perfect 21/21 ABACUS rating for incorporating many features that promoted behavioral change, goal setting, tracking and educational content. Among the other AI-powered apps, "MyFitnessPal" and "Fastic" successfully recognized a sample of 22 images of various foods and beverages, achieving success rates of 97% and 92%, respectively.

Medical Xpress - Medical and Health News

Thu, 29 Aug, 8:06 PM UTC

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Mashable

Sat, 24 Aug, 10:00 AM UTC

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