Dick's Sporting Goods is set to roll out an AI-powered personal assistant called Coach by Dick's in its mobile app next month. Developed in partnership with Adobe, the assistant will provide personalized product recommendations and support throughout the shopping journey. "Coach by Dick's helps guide athletes to the right product, the right fit, and trusted expertise so every interaction is personal to what they need," says Vlad Rak, chief technology officer at Dick's.

Bluetti's FridgePower has raised more than $2 million on Kickstarter ahead of its May 31 campaign close. The slimline portable power station is designed to keep refrigerators running during power outages and features a 2,016-watt-hour battery and 1,800-watt inverter, with expansion options for extended backup.

Ferrari has introduced its first fully electric vehicle, a four-door, five-seat luxury car. The Luce, developed with former Apple design chief Jony Ive, features four electric motors with a 1,035-horsepower powertrain, 122-kilowatt-hour battery and 800-volt architecture. The Luce is part of Ferrari's plan for electric vehicles to constitute 20% of its lineup by 2028.

Meta has quietly introduced Forum, a new app for Facebook Groups that aims to facilitate conversations similar to Reddit. Users must have an active Facebook account to use Forum, and while they can use anonymized usernames, administrators can see their real identities. Forum's feed focuses on group conversations, and posts are synchronized with the main Facebook app. The app also features AI tools such as "Ask," which aggregates responses from multiple groups, and an admin assistant for moderators.