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Engadget Podcast: Diving into the Fitbit Air and the Pope's AI criticism

This week on the Engadget podcast, we chat about our thoughts on the Fitbit Air, as well as Pope Leo's AI criticism with special guest Fr. Robert Ballecer.

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Engadget Podcast: Diving into the Fitbit Air and the Pope's AI criticism
This week on the Engadget podcast, we chat about our thoughts on the Fitbit Air, as well as Pope Leo's AI criticism with special guest Fr. Robert Ballecer.
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