Meta Group: The Tamagotchi is back – Zuckerberg launches a frontal attack on OpenAI
The Facebook founder introduces a new AI device for the palm of the hand, which looks adorable and is supposed to manage all our lives. OpenAI boss Altman, who is planning something similar, is likely to be spinning.
Menlo Park: Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, delivered a keynote speech at the company's annual Connect conference. After showcasing innovative augmented reality glasses and his AI-powered assistant Muse, Zuckerberg unveiled a surprise product. He pulled a Tamagotchi-sized device from his pocket, smaller than his hand, featuring a tiny screen displaying a heartwarming digital creature embodying Muse.
"There's quite a bit of technology inside," Zuckerberg remarked. Muse, a charming name suggested for the product, is set for release as a Christmas gift. Zuckerberg expressed anticipation for observing how users would leverage the device to enhance their lives and shape the future.
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