Nothing will release a mysterious AI device in December
🤖 Nothing will release a mysterious AI device in December The head of the company, Carl Pei, announced the first Nothing product, originally created around artificial intelligence. According to him, the device will not receive a new screen and will not be a regular application. He is described as...
- 01.🤖 Nothing will release a mysterious AI device in December The head of the company, Carl Pei, announced the first Nothing product, originally created around artificial intelligence
- 02.According to him, the device will not receive a new screen and will not be a regular application
- 03.He is described as...
🤖 Nothing выпустит загадочное ИИ-устройство уже в декабре Глава компании Карл Пей анонсировал первый продукт Nothing, изначально созданный вокруг искусственного интеллекта. По его словам, устройство не получит нового экрана и не будет обычным приложением. Его описывают как инструмент для повышения продуктивности, но подробности пока держат в секрете. Ранее Nothing рассказывала о планах выпустить умные очки и наушники с ИИ. Однако Пей намекнул, что новинка может отличаться от привычных носимых гаджетов. Точную дату презентации и возможности устройства пока не раскрыли. Источник
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