AI Hardware Devices
Tech companies developing and launching AI-powered consumer hardware devices including glasses, wearables, and alternative interfaces beyond smartphones.
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Latest in AI Hardware Devices· Oct 21
General Motors is targeting hands-free driving capability within two years, accelerating development of level 3 or higher autonomous systems that operate without human intervention for extended periods. The push reflects automakers' competition to deploy AI-driven autonomy as a market differentiator, with consequences for semiconductor demand and the timeline for mass-market self-driving vehicles. GM's acceleration compresses the window for resolving liability frameworks and regulatory approval before widespread deployment.
- Reported by 2 outlets1 day ago
GM targets hands-free driving in AI cars within two years
General Motors targets hands-free autonomous driving capability within two years using AI technology.
The New York Times · CNBC
- Single source3 days ago
Reviewer: Google's premium laptops hampered by software shortcomings
Google's new laptops receive poor review for unfinished product quality.
The Guardian
- Single source3 days ago
Apple schedules October 28 event; analysts anticipate touchscreen laptop debut
Apple schedules product event for October 28; analysts anticipate touchscreen laptop announcement.
CNBC
- Single source5 days ago
Always-listening AI wearables raise privacy and recording concerns
AI device makers are deploying always-on listening features that raise legal and privacy concerns for users.
CNBC
- Single source6 days ago
Alef Aeronautics releases video mocking Tesla with airborne vehicle
Flying car startup takes public jab at Tesla Roadster, signaling competitive positioning in advanced vehicle development.
Al Jazeera
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- Single source7 days ago
Tesla demonstrates levitating Roadster prototype vehicle
Tesla delivers a flying car, advancing electric vehicle technology into aerospace.
MarketWatch
- Single source9 days ago
Technology companies accelerate AI device launches ahead of holiday season
Tech giants accelerate AI gadget launches ahead of holiday shopping season.
CNBC
- Single source9 days ago
Apple introduces HomeView tablet and other smart home products with enhanced Siri
Apple unveiled new smart home devices including HomeView, a wall-mounted iPad-like hub priced at $299, launching next month with a 7-inch screen and facial recognition capabilities.
The Guardian
- Single source10 days ago
Apple unveils screen-equipped smart home device featuring Siri artificial intelligence
Apple introduced a new smart home display alongside updated versions of its Apple TV and HomePod Mini speaker.
CNBC
- Single source15 days ago
Microsoft launches premium Surface Laptop Ultra with Nvidia AI processor
Microsoft is releasing a high-end Surface Laptop Ultra priced at $2,599 featuring an Nvidia AI chip, underscoring its continued investment in personal computer manufacturing.
CNBC
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- Single source19 days ago
Tech giants launch AI wearables despite mounting privacy worries
An AI wearables company withdrew its IPO amid reputation damage, signaling stalled momentum in the sector.
CNBC
- Reported by 2 outlets26 days ago
Meta deploys Muse AI agent to capture lucrative retail market segment
Meta launches Muse AI agent targeting high-margin retail operations, joining broader race to commercialize AI devices.
CNBC · NPR