• A needle-free drug-delivery concept was shared: FlowBeams’ “Star Trek autoinjector” uses laser-heated micro-jets to push medication through the skin without needles, aiming for painless, high-precision dosing.  
• Bubble-gun.eu was highlighted as a knowledge base covering micro-fluidic jet technologies and their biomedical applications.  
• A $50 wearable voice-transcription bracelet (bee.computer) was discussed: 7-day battery life, likely powered by OpenAI’s real-time API, but its privacy policy page is non-functional, raising concerns about where audio data ultimately resides.  
• Participants emphasized that even if on-device AI summaries are accurate, users still need a phone (or other trusted device) to verify outputs and audit data flows.  
• Broader ethical framing appeared: proposals for a “Human Evolution Ethics Council” and arguments that maximizing well-being for all life across time should guide transhumanist efforts.