AI Gadgets Take Over: From Smart Charms to Voice Assistants

Tech giants unveil AI-powered gadgets like smart charms and voice assistants, promising to transform daily life.

September 26, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — San Francisco, United States — As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the tech landscape, companies are launching a wave of AI-driven consumer products, from wearable devices to voice-activated assistants, despite concerns over potential risks.

The rise of generative AI, which gained momentum with the release of ChatGPT in 2022, has led to an influx of intelligent gadgets designed to simplify everyday tasks. Industry insiders predict a surge in AI-powered products as billions of dollars are invested in this emerging market.

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Major tech firms such as Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Samsung are now introducing new AI-enabled devices. Meta recently unveiled its Muse Charm, a compact keychain with a display and cameras, while Microsoft launched an AI-enhanced access badge for workplace use. Meanwhile, OpenAI is set to enter the smart speaker market with a doughnut-shaped device priced at $300.

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