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AI Tools Save Therapists 90 Minutes Daily, New Deepfake Detection Launched; Texas Daycare Sued Over Child's Injuries

DENVER – A new AI-powered tool is saving mental health providers an average of 90 minutes per day on administrative tasks, according to a new announcement from SonderMind. The development comes as another tech firm, Behavioral Signals, launched a first-of-its-kind deepfake voice detection platform. These technological advancements were announced on a day that also saw a serious lawsuit filed against a Texas daycare center after a 6-year-old allegedly suffered multiple foot fractures on its playground.

AI Reshaping Professional Lives and Security

In a significant demonstration of AI's potential to alleviate professional burnout, SonderMind announced that its AI Notes tool is freeing up 90 minutes a day for mental health providers. The company stated the tool, which helps automate clinical documentation, is receiving glowing reviews from therapists for improving time management and allowing for better patient engagement.

Addressing a growing security threat, Behavioral Signals launched a new deepfake voice detection technology that also analyzes emotion and behavioral intelligence. The company says its real-time voice authenticity solution provides a new layer of protection for enterprises against fraud and misinformation.

The application of AI in public services also saw a major step forward as Ascensus announced the development of "CalSavvy," the first-ever AI chatbot for a state-run auto-IRA program. The tool is designed to help over 600,000 employers navigate California's CalSavers retirement savings program.

Accountability and Safety in the Spotlight

A lawsuit was filed against the Primrose School of Forney, a Texas daycare center, after a 6-year-old child suffered multiple foot fractures. The suit, filed by The Button Law Firm, alleges the daycare broke multiple childcare laws, was negligent in its supervision, and attempted to cover up the playground incident.

Innovations in Food, Beverage, and Consumer Tech

The spirits world saw a major new release from acclaimed bourbon brand Elijah Craig, which launched its first-ever Barrel Proof Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey. The highly anticipated expression will be released three times annually.

In the fast-casual food scene, Starbird is moving beyond the popular Nashville Hot chicken trend by introducing a new Indian Hotbird® Sandwich. The new menu item brings layered spices and flavors from Indian cuisine to its crispy chicken lineup.

In consumer technology, Brother USA introduced a refreshed lineup of inkjet printers for home and small business users, while Rejuva Fresh® unveiled a new professional-grade fractional laser system for skin resurfacing.

In Brief: Business, Community, and Culture

  • Business & M&A: Creative Brands announced its acquisition of C.R. Gibson, a leading manufacturer of fine gifts. In Canada, energy provider Elexicon will receive a significant reinvestment from its municipal shareholders to upgrade its grid and support growth in Ontario.

  • Community & Philanthropy: Home wellness brand LEVOIT and Best Friends Animal Society launched the "Protect Their Sanctuary" campaign. LEVOIT has pledged $100,000 and product donations to support the non-profit's lifesaving programs for pets and its goal to make all U.S. animal shelters no-kill by 2026.

  • Battery Technology: Sion Power announced it has set a new standard for lithium-metal anodes with a proprietary vacuum deposition process. The company states the technology can produce films as thin as 2 microns and doubles the cycle life of batteries, a critical step for next-generation energy storage.

  • Culture & History: The White House Historical Association, in partnership with New York University, debuted a new digital exhibit exploring the lives of six U.S. presidents through their fashion. Separately, Women's Wear Daily (WWD) announced a partnership with OUTFRONT Media for a landmark campaign celebrating legendary Hispanic designers on billboards in Times Square and nationwide for National Hispanic Heritage Month.


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