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Everyday AI

This London Startup Wants to Kill Your Keyboard With a $150 AI Microphone

Relay's new voice-to-text app is available now for Mac users. The hardware arrives in early 2027, and the founders think you'll barely touch your keyboard after that.

4 min read
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Everyday AI

You probably can't tell when someone's Meta AI glasses are recording you

Smart glasses are showing up in schools, courts and restaurants. Bans are spreading, but spotting a pair in the wild is harder than you'd think.

3 min read
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Everyday AI

Friend AI Pendant Gets a Voice: Version 2 Can Now Speak Out Loud

The controversial AI companion necklace has a new speaker, a higher price tag, and a founder who admits the whole thing is 'inherently egomaniacal.'

4 min read
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Frontier Labs

OpenAI Is Building a 'Family of Devices', Here Is What Greg Brockman Actually Said

The OpenAI president confirmed hardware is coming but gave no release date, no product names and no confirmation of the rumoured smart speaker. He did hint at voice becoming the main way people use computers.

3 min read
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AI Security

AI Smart Glasses Can Record Strangers Without Any Warning. Here Is What You Should Know.

Meta's AI-enabled glasses are already on faces in public spaces. Critics say the privacy risks fall hardest on women, and the law is struggling to keep up.

3 min read
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Health

No surgery required: BrainCo wants to read your mind with a headband

While Neuralink makes headlines by implanting chips in people's brains, a Hangzhou startup backed by $280 million says wearable sensors and AI can do the job without ever opening the skull.

4 min read
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