Natura’s $99 Interface ring aims to make AI agents wearable
Natura’s AI smart ring, Interface, costs $99, tracks health and connects to AI agents for hands-free tasks, with shipping due soon.
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Updates on virtual assistants like Siri, Alexa, and their AI advancements.
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Google launches an offline AI note-taking app that keeps meetings on your Mac
Google’s offline AI note-taking app transcribes meetings on your Mac, keeps data local and signals a shift toward private on-device AI.
Google’s new Gemini Enterprise agent puts one AI interface across work apps, devices and Slack
Google’s new Gemini agent lets enterprise users handle work tasks across apps and devices from one interface, with cloud context and Slack support.
Meta’s Free Muse and OpenAI’s Paid Dots Signal a New AI Agent Battle
Meta’s Muse and OpenAI’s Dots are pushing AI agents mainstream, raising big questions about privacy, pricing and ecosystem lock-in.
Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Ultra Takes Aim at the AI PC Era With $2,599 Price Tag
Microsoft unveils the Surface Laptop Ultra, a $2,599 AI PC, plus Copilot upgrades and a $5,999 developer Dev Box.
Meta’s Muse Lands on iPad a Month After iPhone Rollout, Signaling Faster Push Into AI Agents
Meta’s AI agent Muse arrives on iPad a month after mobile debut, adding new connectors and retail partners as installs top 6.6 million.
OpenAI adds a visual layer to ChatGPT as GPT-6 debuts with Intelligent UI
Intelligent UI adds charts, diagrams and tools to ChatGPT, as OpenAI launches GPT-6 and expands the visual interface rollout.
Meta’s Muse AI agent lands on the iPad as the company widens its app push
Meta’s Muse AI agent now supports the iPad, adds more app connectors, and expands its push into business and productivity workflows.
OpenAI’s Dots chief Alexander Embiricos is headed to Disrupt as the company pushes beyond chatbots
OpenAI’s AI agent Dots is launching, and product lead Alexander Embiricos will explain why trust and privacy may decide its future.
Tony Fadell says the first AI gadgets failed for one simple reason: they solved no real problem
Tony Fadell says the first AI gadgets failed because they solved no real need. He explains why trust, privacy and on-device AI will decide what comes next.
