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TODAY’S DEEP DIVE
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⚡ TL;DR
Pets hide pain on instinct. Even loving owners miss it until something’s been going on a while.
AI trained on vet “grimace scales” can read pain signs off a single photo with over 95% accuracy.
Here’s how to try it tonight, and when to skip the app and call the vet instead.
📖 Read time: 2.5 minutes
My dogs Abby and Bella were splashing around in the pool while my friend Hannah and I tossed a ball. Then I lost sight of Bella.
Abby was on top of her. Bella was under the water. For one second, maybe two, that felt like minutes, my heart stopped. Then her head popped up. She shook off the water, grabbed the ball and took off like nothing had happened.
That’s the thing about our pets. They’re not “just animals.” They’re family. And it only takes one frightening moment to remind you how much they mean.
The trouble is, dogs and cats are masters at hiding pain. In the wild, showing weakness makes you a target, so they instinctively mask discomfort. Cats are especially good at it.
By the time most owners notice something is wrong, a limp, eating less, sleeping more, hiding under the bed, they’ve often been uncomfortable for days. Even the most attentive pet parents miss the early signs.
🙈 Their face knows before you do
Veterinarians developed something called a grimace scale, a checklist of tiny facial changes linked to pain. They look for tightened eyes, changes in ear position, tense whiskers, a tightened muzzle, lowered head position and body posture.
Researchers have trained AI models using the same veterinary pain scales. In studies, these systems have shown impressive accuracy at recognizing signs of pain in animals, sometimes spotting subtle changes people miss. They’re designed to help veterinarians, but they can also give pet owners another perspective at home.
🐾 Try it at home tonight
Snap at least three clear photos at different angles of your pet’s face in good light. A short video is even better. Open ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok and paste this:
This is of my [cat/dog] that’s [number] years old. Based on veterinary grimace scales, check for signs of pain or discomfort: eye and orbital tension, ear position, whiskers, muzzle tension, head position and posture. Tell me what you notice and whether anything suggests I should call my vet. Don’t reassure me if you’re unsure.
One important reminder. AI is a second opinion, not a veterinarian. If it says everything looks normal, that doesn’t rule out illness or injury. Trust your instincts. And if your pet is struggling to breathe, collapses, won’t eat or drink, cries out in pain or suddenly acts very differently, skip the app and call your veterinarian immediately.
After Bella’s underwater adventure, I tried the prompt on both dogs. It said Abby looked relaxed but a little tired. Bella? No signs of discomfort whatsoever. Of course, she was already chasing the ball again.
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⚡ The shelf watches: Walmart and other retailers are rolling out electronic shelf labels, tiny digital price tags workers can change from a computer instead of swapping paper. Walmart wants them in about 2,300 stores, cutting price updates from days to minutes. Helpful, sure. But instant prices make the cereal aisle feel like a Wall Street trading floor. I used to worry about forgetting my coupons. Now I’m worried the bananas have a pricing algorithm.
Invoice trap season: Slow down on that next invoice. Scammers are blasting companies with bogus invoices, often pretending to be legit security brands. The goal? Scare some poor employee into correcting the charge through a link. Please don’t panic into “fixing” a charge and handing over card details. Verify every renewal directly in the vendor’s dashboard, never through the email link. If the invoice manufactures urgency, that’s the tell.
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Robot wingman problem: I love that romance has reached the point where Hinge has to remind grown adults not to outsource flirting to a robot. Singles are using generative AI to write profiles, decode replies and plan outings, because dating already required forensic linguistics. AI advice is only as good as what you give it, and many bots are built to please you. Great for confidence, terrible for perspective. Yes, those pants do make your butt look big.
Flock around the clock: Kat Vaughn of Roanoke, Virginia, popped out for a quick park trip and came home to a housewarming gift nobody ordered. She found a Flock Raven audio detection pole, freshly planted in the public strip between her lawn and the street. It’s a gunshot-listening gadget, cousin to those ShotSpotter sensors privacy experts keep side-eyeing. The kicker? Even the responding officer needed a tall ladder and a guess to ID it. The city greenlit 75 of these things, but her address never made the list. From the company behind 20 billion plate scans a month, that’s a pole-arizing oversight.
🔬 Paper-clip surgery: This robot needs more than a thank-you card. A California mom of two found a bump during a self-exam and learned it was triple-negative breast cancer, the fast-growing kind, already in nearby lymph nodes. At Sutter Health’s Alta Bates Summit in Oakland, a doctor used Carol, a $2M Da Vinci SP robot FDA-cleared in December, to do a nipple-sparing mastectomy through a paper-clip-size incision. First U.S. case outside trials. The mom is in remission. Just amazing.
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Auto-brightness drives me nuts: That’s when your phone dims itself after you’ve set it manually. So rude. On iPhone, open Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size and turn off Auto-Brightness. On Android, go to Settings > Display and turn off Adaptive brightness. Now the screen actually listens to you.
🔋 Battery draining by dinner: One setting is usually the culprit, the apps refreshing in the background while you're not using them. On iPhone, go to Settings > General > Background App Refresh and shut off the ones you don't need. On Android, Settings > Apps, pick the app, then Battery > Restricted. More juice. Nope to the charger at noon. Note, your steps may vary depending on your OS, make and model.
GIFs might vanish today: Heads up, Windows folks. Microsoft is swapping the emoji panel’s GIF engine from Tenor to GIPHY. If you haven’t installed the latest Windows update, pressing Win + period might show “GIF service is not available” instead of dancing cats. Bring them back by going to Settings > Windows Update > Check for updates.
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WHAT THE TECH?
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🚲 Tour de Farce
The good news: REI is still selling bikes. The bad news: Meta’s AI tried to invent a new cycling category.
An Instagram ad showed a Van Rysel bike with two sets of handlebars, prompting Reddit to roast the co-op for serving AI slop in hiking socks. REI says Meta’s ad tool automatically tweaked a real photo shoot into an “inappropriate alteration.”
Congrats to AI for making outdoor retail feel less like Patagonia and more like Chernobyl Etsy.
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Tomorrow’s trivia explains the car-finding trick that looks fake, feels embarrassing and has been tested enough to be annoying.
🎰 The answer: D) A safety driver up front. Despite all the self-driving hype, the standard Vegas Loop ride is a regular Tesla driven by a regular human, cruising at about 35 mph. The company only started testing self-driving cars in late 2025, and even in those, a safety driver still rides up front.
So either way, somebody’s there. The Loop has carried more than 4 million riders since 2021, with approval for an eventual 68 miles of tunnel and 104 stations.
Why is building a bridge better than building a tunnel? One is riveting. The other is boring.
What you learned today: That pets hide pain, but the AI on your phone can read it off their face. That Walmart’s digital shelf labels can change a price in minutes. That a Flock pole can land in your yard, no permission needed. That a $2M robot named Carol did a mastectomy through a paper-clip-size cut, and mom’s in remission. That fake invoices are built to panic you, so verify in the dashboard, never the link. That AI flirting helps your confidence and wrecks your perspective. And that vinegar fixes a funky dishwasher. Not bad for a Tuesday.
❤️ The best thing technology ever does is help us take better care of each other. Make it a great day! Have questions? Ask me here. — Kim
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