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HOW SMART IS A SMART TOILET?

HOW SOON IS too soon for two strangers to look at pictures of poop together? Because Seungmin Park and I just met 20 minutes ago, and we’re now scrolling through the “poop” subreddit.

Park is an instructor and biomedical engineer in the urology department at Stanford University, and he’s also the lead inventor of a new kind of toilet that connects to an app and offers direct feedback on the health and makeup of your pee and poop – a smart toilet. The photos he’s showing me aren’t a gross way to make a point. Park fed nearly 30,000 of them to the artificial-intelligence technology that will be

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