@hubermanlab You should get Dr. Ross O’Neill and/or Dr. Hubert Lim on from @LenireTinnitus to discuss their tinnitus treatment device. Bimodal neuromodulation device that targets the vagus nerve, just as you all are describing this episode.
The patient testimonials are stunning!
Tinnitus is very common, also the No. 1 military disability & costs $1B per year to taxpayers. In most cases it’s preventable. It happens because of neuroplasticity gone awry. Neuroplasticity is also how you fix it. Dr Mike Kilgard explains on the Huberman Lab podcast out now:
Put chat GPT on voice mode in your AirPods, rent a lime bike and cruise around London asking about the history of the buildings you see. You will thank me.
@notoriousGHT Giles! Miss you my friend. Hope you're doing well!
Yep... @HearingFuture's wish has come true... Apple is throwing its full weight into the hearing healthcare arena.
“I believe, if you zoom out into the future, and you look back, and you ask the question, “What was Apple’s greatest contribution to mankind?” it will be about health,” - Tim Cook in 2019
Apple is going to massively expand the top of the funnel for people seeking hearing help
I'm so proud of the many teams across Apple developing powerful technologies that are improving people’s lives. The Hearing Aid feature on AirPods Pro 2 uses your personalized sound profile so you can hear the moments that matter.
"Imagine every single app on the app store. Now deconstruct all those apps into Jobs to be Done, or intents, or taxonomies. And then imagine, with something like crayons, you can start connecting these things artistically any way you want" @BrianRoemmele
https://t.co/BLenCJgEZd
Great move by both OpenAI & Apple. ChatGPT gets a massive distribution boost, and Siri becomes the router for your AI interactions. We’re looking at day 1 of a new era of how we interact with computers.
Tune in tonight for an excellent panel session, moderated by @Oaktree_Dave on innovative models of care. #audiology#hearingcare https://t.co/kGzhajLe2a
Found this years ago. Remains some of the most valuable advice I've ever seen.
If I were a business school professor, I'd have my students memorize it.
This is awesome — AT&T worked with Gallaudet University to create a 5G helmet so their deaf and hard-of-hearing students could play football.
Coaches will select plays from a tablet, which will then show up on the players visor.
They'll use them for the first time this weekend.
Top 2 findings in new @Qualcomm State of Sound Report:
• Consumers want 1 set of #hearables for multiple uses
• Comfort key, using devices longer
Month earlier at @loopearplugs event I suggested comfort must be viewed holistically. Check it out in 3:35
https://t.co/9d9znNFclJ
This a a bit of fun- I set up a chatGPT shortcut as the action button for my Apple Watch and now I’m using it 10x more. It’s what Siri could have been / could be!
This, custom instructions, and comments on churn/growth for AI apps in my latest blog post-
https://t.co/lXYDjzFQEG
(And this time w the right video 😂)
there's an opportunity for a new device that is mostly audio interface, ambient, and powered by an AI assistant. hope this isn't a phone, and more like a next gen airpod or speaker
I’ve had this for about 2 weeks
It’s legit a game changer. It’s you asking questions about your health and getting personalized responses.
It’s like having a coach that knows all about you answer your questions.
“Interacting with Whoop coach is like messaging with a human coach. You can ask Whoop almost anything.”
thoughtful write up from @MaxWinebach https://t.co/K4zNVProcp