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Google phone cameras will read heart, breathing rates with AI help
Cameras on Google Pixel smartphones will be able to measure heart and breathing rates starting next month, in one of the first applications of Alphabet Inc's artificial intelligence technology to its wellness services. Health programs available on Google Play's store and Apple's App ...

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