Meta Unveils Muse Charm, a Wearable AI Device Competing for Pocket Real Estate
Meta is betting that consumers want a dedicated AI hardware device rather than relying on phones or smart assistants, signaling an ongoing shift in how major tech firms see the future of human-computer interaction.
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