Nothing teases screen-free AI device set to launch next month

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Nothing CEO Carl Pei announced on X that the company will launch its first AI device in December. The announcement comes roughly a year after Pei outlined plans for AI-native devices and an AI operating system. Pei revealed few specifics about the product, but confirmed it will not include a screen. He described it as a tool designed with the personality and care associated with Nothing's products, and said it could not have been delivered as an app. A teaser image shared with the post showed only the Nothing logo alongside an unclear black, rounded shape.

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