Late last month, the San Francisco-based startup HeHealth announced the launch of Calmara.ai, a cheerful, emoji-laden website the company describes as “your tech savvy BFF for STI checks.” The concept is simple. A user concerned about their partner's sexual health status just snaps a photo (with consent, the service notes) of the partner's penis (the only part of the human body the software is trained to recognize) and uploads it to Calmara. In seconds, the site scans the image and returns one... Read this story
