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This piece treats on-device "personal AI" as a product trend in wearables, based on a large consumer survey published by Qualcomm, a chip vendor with a commercial interest in the category. Readers should weigh the findings with that context, since vendor-commissioned surveys often emphasize demand for the sponsor's technology and may not disclose methodology in detail. The main thing to check is whether the survey measures actual usage and willingness to pay, or only stated interest.
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The rise of Personal AI in wearables: What 12,000 consumers told us
Qualcomm1 min read
The rise of Personal AI in wearables: What 12,000 consumers told us Qualcomm
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