SpaceX AI Device: Elon Musk's company, SpaceX, is considering developing a new AI device. It would be thinner than an iPhone and could use a Qualcomm chipset.

SpaceX AI Device: Elon Musk's company is developing an AI device

SpaceX AI Device: Are the days of normal phones coming to an end? This question is being asked because companies are now focusing on AI devices. OpenAI recently announced plans to launch a phone powered by an AI agent , and now Elon Musk's company, SpaceX, has also jumped into the fray. According to reports, SpaceX is developing an AI device that will be thinner than an iPhone. The company has shown its investors a prototype of this handset-like device.

What information has come out about SpaceX AI Device?

According to reports, this device, unlike traditional phones, will run on a new operating system and use Qualcomm's Snapdragon chip. It's also rumored that xAI's AI technology will be integrated into the device. However, this project is still in its very early stages, and there's no guarantee that the company will translate it into a real product. If this project progresses from prototype to product, the device could also include features like encrypted communication, xServices, and Starlink connectivity. With Musk's name attached, customers can expect excellent hardware, a powerful camera, reliable software, good battery life, and a mature app ecosystem.

Information about SpaceX's phone manufacturing has already surfaced.

This isn't the first time SpaceX is working on phone-like hardware. Earlier this year, a report claimed the company would develop a Starlink-connected phone, a claim Musk later denied. However, Musk himself has previously talked about developing a phone. He cited Apple and Google's control over app distribution. He then stated that if SpaceX is removed from the App Store and Play Store, he might develop an alternative phone.

OpenAI is also developing a phone powered by an AI agent.

Some time ago, it was reported that OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, was working on a new type of phone. Former Apple design chief Jony Ive is also involved in this project. This unique phone will not require mobile apps and will be powered by AI agents. These AI agents will work in real-time by understanding context, user behavior, and needs.