SpaceX Is Reportedly Testing A Handheld AI Device
The new gadget could offer a way to access xAI's models without having to use a smartphone.
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SpaceX, the newly-public satellite internet company that also dabbles in rockets and CSAM-generating chatbots, might be building its own AI hardware. The Wall Street Journal reports that ahead of its initial public offering, SpaceX demoed a handheld AI device to investors that could put the company in the same rarified air as Rabbit, or some day, OpenAI.
The device is slimmer than an iPhone, according to WSJ, and is powered by one of Qualcomm's Snapdragon chips. SpaceX's gadget reportedly runs on its own proprietary operating system and is integrated with services from xAI, like the startup's AI assistant Grok. Beyond that, it's not clear what SpaceX envisions the device to be for, or if it intends to actually sell it.
While Grok is easily accessible through the...
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