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Best gadgets with artificial intelligence, useful devices

Mejores gadgets con inteligencia artificial y dispositivos útiles son conceptos que por fin coinciden tras dos años de fiascos comerciales ruidosos. Por ejemplo, el intento fallido de sustituir al teléfono móvil mediante broches magnéticos que proyectaban rayos láser sobre la piel o cajitas naranjas con ruedas mecánicas terminó en cancelaciones corporativas y cajones llenos de polvo. Quienes…

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The article discusses the latest developments in artificial intelligence-powered gadgets and devices. After two years of commercial failures, companies have shifted their focus to creating specialized peripherals that complement smartphones rather than replacing them. Examples of these devices include smart glasses like Ray-Ban Meta, which feature a 12-megapixel camera, open-ear speakers, and directional microphones, as well as devices like Plaud NotePin, a 26-gram audio recorder that attaches to clothing with magnets.

These devices prioritize practical applications, such as capturing meetings, translating signs in real-time, and monitoring biometric data, over attempting to replace smartphones. However, many of these devices require monthly subscriptions to access full features, and concerns have been raised about data privacy and the potential for invasive recording.

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