A spin-class teacher said her Apple Watch regularly"thinks I'm dead" as it detects potential accidents during her classes – but failed to react when she had a genuine accident.describing whether it be when she is riding the bike, cheering people on, or waving at her students to congratulate them during her spin classes., which is available on Apple Watch SE, Series 4, and later models, taps the wearer on the wrist, sounds an alarm, and displays an alert.
The Times article focussed on how emergency services in Colorado were flooded with false emergency calls from skiers' Apple devices. One police officer told the newspaper the calls make it harder for him to get his"daily job done."Alex Kirschner, a company spokesperson, told the Times in a written statement:"We have been aware that in some specific scenarios these features have triggered emergency services when a user didn't experience a severe car crash or hard fall.
"Crash detection and fall detection are designed to get users help when they need it most, and it has already contributed to saving several lives," Kirschner added.the tech giant's website . It sends users a message with an alarm sound if it detects a crash and, if this is not dismissed within 20 seconds, sends an automated message to the closest emergency call center with their GPS coordinates.
The feature only works for iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro and for Apple Watch Series 8, the second-gen Apple Watch SE, and Apple Watch Ultra.Subscribe to push notifications
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That's AI for you, given limited information, limited results, not accounting for numerous other possibilities.
DrJoeAbah This reminds me of one of your tweets in the early days of your own watch