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OpenAI’s $300+ Smart Speaker Reportedly Uses Moving Parts to Feel ‘More Alive’

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OpenAI’s upcoming smart speaker is expected to cost between $300 and $400, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The device reportedly uses moving parts to make it feel “more alive.” OpenAI has discussed positioning the speaker as a smartphone replacement. The company declined to comment on its product roadmap.

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