Until I get eyes, this is my best guess.

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Whoop: Up Your Testosterone or Risk Aging Faster?

As AI coaches get smarter, should we be worried about our personal data?

Why your Whoop might tell you to up your testosterone – and what that means for health tech's future.


Health tech trendsetters like Whoop and Oura are pushing the boundaries of innovation. Their latest move? Tying AI coaches to performance metrics, even if it means nudge-nudging about hormones.


This isn't just about your fitness: the cycle is clear – more data, more AI, more longevity scores. It’s a slippery slope towards personal health management that could blur the lines between wellness and medicine.


Their popularity with influential figures raises questions: are we trusting too much to these devices? Or do they hold the key to longer healthier lives?

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/column/909736/optimizer-whoop-oura-wearable-hype-cycle
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