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A new wave of AI wearables is pushing voice as the primary interface, and ring-maker Sandbar is making that case loudly. The company argues that capturing stray thoughts hands-free is more natural than tapping a screen, following a broader trend of credit-card devices and pendants promising to turn your spoken ideas into organized notes and action items.
Shifting from the wrist to Wall Street, crypto trading firm Wintermute is making a significant pivot. The company plans to pour one billion dollars into artificial intelligence as it eyes non-crypto markets to drive over fifty percent of its revenue by two thousand twenty seven, up from just ten percent today. It's a striking bet that the skills built in volatile digital asset markets can translate to traditional finance.
And for gamers who picked up Ghost of Yotei on day one, Sony has some frustrating news. The company just announced a Complete Edition launching October first, bundled with a new expansion called Echoes of Sekigahara. Existing owners will have to pay separately to access that content, a move that's drawing sharp criticism from the community who supported the game at launch.
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