In a world where you talk to your phone, your car, and even your coffee pot, AI is spreading like wildfire. We all love being able to say, "Siri, what is the temperature outside?", or "Alexa, wake me up at 5am", but this technology is also being harnessed goals a little more important than dimming the lights. The medical industry is the place we expect innovation. Lucrative profits, humanitarian goals, peer accolades for breakthroughs, are just some of the reasons people seek the medical field for their aspirations. Whatever the motivation might be, it is always encouraging when some team or individual makes a medical breakthrough.

It's hard to imagine anything less personable than a vacuum cleaner--until you give it a mind of its own. Almost as soon as iRobot released the Roomba into the world, a community of autonomous vacuum enthusiasts started giving their Roombas names, backstories, and custom wardrobes. One of the company's early TV ads acknowledged this unlikely bond, featuring people talking about their Roomba like it was a person. It's a big emotional investment in a tool whose sole purpose is to suck up filth, but Paolo Pirjanian, former CTO of iRobot, totally gets it. "There's something innate in our mind that triggers when you see something move on its own," says Pirjanian.

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