Happy Thursday! Gotta love the irony here - researchers have found that Mechanical Turk workers are using AI to automate their work. That’s going to be one hell of a circular reference ♾️

🌶 Highlight of the day 🌶

Google rolled out skin condition search on Google Lens. Users can now upload a picture of a skin condition, after which they’ll receive photos of similar skin conditions along with explainer articles.

It’s not an official diagnostic tool, however searching on Lens would likely be a useful starting point for many users in determining whether they need to seek medical help or get OTC treatments 💊

I’m excited for the potential that this type of tool has to improve health equity by reducing barriers to getting diagnostic support, however basic it may be 👩‍⚕️

♨️ Hot off the press launches

Big tech

• Canva launches dev tools spanning SDKs and improved APIs 

• Google unveils AI search features for travel and products

• Google to let users try clothes on different models using AI

• Twitter tests paywalling DMs with a 10-per-day free limit

• Meta adds text-based chat to Horizon Worlds 

General and early-stage

• Framer ships an AI tool for building landing pages

• Truecaller ships call recording for Premium users 

• OctoML launches a self-optimizing compute service for AI 

• Eero unveils a new wired gateway device for connectivity

• Coda rolls out its AI product to all workspaces 

🔍 Other good finds

• Don’t lag. How B2B companies should think about OKRs

• Chef’s Table. Netflix to open up Bites, a pop-up restaurant

• Hackflation. Cyber insurance premiums rise 50% in 2022

🧈 Twitter nugget

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- Amol