Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg highlighted the company's major focus on its Muse artificial intelligence agent during his opening keynote address at the annual Connect conference held Wednesday in Menlo Park.
During the presentation, leadership confirmed that the Muse system is scheduled for integration into the corporation's wearable AI glasses. Additional information regarding the rollout and capabilities is anticipated as the story develops.
Earlier reports and follow-ups on the same developing story.
I know many of you are mourning the loss of the Arc browser, and I get it. It felt like the first app in a long time to really offer a new approach to browser design. Atlassian bought the company last year and shifted its focus to developing Dia, its even more AI-focused browser. And […]
The Crkd Nitro Deck was a saving grace for the original Nintendo Switch. The slide-on $59.99 accessory brought Hall effect sticks to drift-plagued consoles - no need to open up your Joy-Con for a complicated repair. The Nitro Deck 2, made for both the original Switch and the larger Switch 2, continues the tradition of […]
"Despite massive investments and widespread hype around artificial intelligence, the technology has delivered zero financial payoff to corporate America outside of tech."
Instagram is continuing its expansion into living rooms with Instagram for TV, for Apple TV. The company first started testing a version of the platform focused on Reels, live streams, and other video content, blown up for a bigger screen in December of last year. Then, in June, it launched a slew of new features […]
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