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Fitbit is launching a new program called Fitbit Labs, allowing select users to test experimental AI-powered features within the Fitbit app.

Fitbit’s much-anticipated AI chatbot powered by Google Gemini was first revealed back in October of last year at the Google Pixel 8 event. It's been a long wait for the AI health tool, which lets you ask Gemini about your workouts and general health,

The test is to see how well Gemini can "understand" a user's personal health questions from Fitbit data. Gemini's purpose in the Insight Explorer is to give users "personalized answers" about the various pieces of data Fitbit keeps a record of.

Google is bringing the power of artificial intelligence to your wrist, with a new experimental feature that aims to make sense of your Fitbit data. Fitbit Labs, a new initiative within the Fitbit

Smartwatches and activity trackers are a dime a dozen these days, but there are a few brands that stand out. Apple Watch has cultivated a stellar reputation in the smartwatch category — and the upcoming Series 10 is rumored to come with some cool new upgrades — while brands like Fitbit have dominated the fitness tracking space.

Google completed the acquisition of Fitbit back in January 2021 for $2.1 billion. Since the acquisition, Google has been using its expertise and technology for the betterment of its Pixel Watch. Earlier this year,