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Apple has reportedly postponed plans for an artificial intelligence pendant that would have served as an always-on camera for Siri, focusing instead on other wearables, such as a fitness tracker to compete with Fitbit and Whoop, according to Bloomberg. Camera-equipped AirPods and smart glasses could still arrive next year.
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Qualcomm has unveiled the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 and Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processors. The chips feature new sensing hubs and can run extensive AI models, with the Extreme version supporting a 30-billion-parameter mixture-of-experts model. The processors also enhance camera and audio capabilities, with Motorola's Signature 27 smartphone set to use the Extreme version.
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Mercedes-Benz has partnered with UK startup Wayve to integrate advanced driver-assistance systems in its vehicles within the next two years. The collaboration will introduce a point-to-point driving assistant similar to Tesla's Full Self-Driving. Mercedes also has a similar deal with Nvidia, raising questions about how the two partnerships will coexist.
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