The hottest Wearable Technology Substack posts right now

MrBeast's undisclosed ad situation involves pre-roll ads in MrBeast's X videos on the platform.
Bluesky focuses on moderation tools to support social network trust and safety teams.
AI is being used in various ways, like creating video game NPCs and generating articles.

Some people are using unique methods to raise awareness and funds for Parkinson's research, like running marathons or biking across countries.
Exercise is important for managing Parkinson's symptoms and there is a focus on collecting data about how it impacts individuals.
Technology, like wearables and apps, is being used to collect data on Parkinson's symptoms and to assess the effectiveness of different management strategies.

Social media has shifted from being truly social, leading to a digital reflection of our existence.
Technology merging with wearables and biometric data is reshaping social networks to reflect our authentic selves.
Anticipate wearable technologies to delve into our subconscious realms, leading to the rise of novel human data and frequencies.

Brain-computer interfaces (BCI) could be incorporated into user experience as early as 2025, providing a more seamless interaction with technology.
The use of non-invasive ear biosignals for consumer neural interfaces could lead to faster scaling and data acquisition compared to invasive methods.
Devices like AirPods could serve as the entry point for brain-computer interfaces, offering a way to collect biosignals and enable various control functions.

Get a weekly roundup of the best Substack posts, by hacker news affinity:

Skinset Pro offers a new way to experience reality with real sensory impressions and without digital distractions.
Data collected from Skinset Pro is used to create a SecondSelf AI that anticipates your needs and enhances your experience.
Skinset Pro ensures privacy and offers assistance in case of issues, creating a unique and integrated personal experience.

Technology has disrupted the truth by prioritizing clicks over accuracy, causing misinformation to spread rapidly.
Apps on our phones may not change our lives dramatically, but they can contribute positively to our mental health.
Big data meeting the porn industry can lead to subtle shaping of views on sexuality by companies targeting advertisements.