Sharon Carpiniello

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Welcome to Startups Weekly — your weekly recap of everything you can’t miss from the world of startups. Sign up here to get it in your inbox every Friday. The startup train just keeps on rumblin’ down the tracks, and I’m back with a smattering of “what happened in the world of startups this week.”

Oura recently released a new feature for its popular sleep-tracking Gen3 ring: the ability to see trends in daytime stress. Not long after, an intriguing thread popped up in a subreddit dedicated to the Oura ring. Some of its 40,000 members were perplexed by what the Oura app reported about their stress levels. Much to

The debut of the Rabbit R1 AI Assitant feels like a full-circle moment in tech. The existence of this palm-sized personal voice assistant comes from Rabbit CEO Jesse Lyu’s desire to go back to a time when using a phone was simple. And that belief is catching on, as according to Lyu, Rabbit’s AI-pocket gadget