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OpenAI's High-End Smart Speaker to Use Moving Parts for a More Lifelike Feel

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OpenAI is developing a smart speaker that would cost over $300 and possibly as much as $400, according to Bloomberg. The company has reportedly discussed positioning the device as a smartphone replacement. The speaker will include moving parts to make it feel more alive. OpenAI declined to comment on the reports.

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