Nothing's CEO says an AI-first device from the smartphone startup will arrive next month, though details about the product remain unclear.
TechCrunch reported that the chief executive of Nothing has indicated the company's forthcoming AI-focused gadget is scheduled to launch next month. The smartphone startup has not disclosed what form the product will take, leaving its exact nature uncertain. The CEO described the device as intended to use artificial intelligence to help users become more productive.
Source: TechCrunch.
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