AI & Machine Learning

Meta beat OpenAI to the punch on announcing an AI gadget

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Meta has announced Charm, a small AI device featuring its new AI agent, Muse, and equipped with a screen. This move positions Meta as a direct competitor to OpenAI’s own hardware efforts, which have been developing an AI device with Apple designer Jony Ive. The unveiling signals a significant expansion of Meta’s hardware ambitions beyond smartphones and could unlock advantages for the company by fostering direct user engagement with its AI products.

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