2026年9月25日 / 美国东部时间下午4:13 / 哥伦比亚广播公司（CBS）新闻
科技公司正将大批人工智能驱动的设备推向市场——即便不顾其可能带来的末日级风险。
2022年ChatGPT的推出开启生成式AI时代，如今正催生一系列“智能”消费品，从包包挂饰、智能音箱到数字工牌，相关企业称这些产品将让人们的生活更轻松。
“消费级AI革命才刚刚开始，”精品投资银行Yorkville Ives的合伙人兼高级董事总经理丹·艾夫斯对哥伦比亚广播公司新闻表示。
“数万亿美元的投入——这就是为什么你会看到越来越多的AI设备，”他补充道。
这场竞赛已经打响。元宇宙似乎已成过往的Meta本周发布了一款搭载其Muse个人AI助手的手持设备，而包括微软、OpenAI和三星在内的科技巨头也纷纷推出面向消费者的AI产品。
（注：原文图片说明为：2026年9月23日周三，在加利福尼亚州门洛帕克举行的Meta Connect大会上，Meta首席执行官马克·扎克伯格展示了Muse Charm设备。明·康纳斯/彭博社/盖蒂图片社）
继续阅读，了解部分已上市或即将登陆附近门店的AI设备。
Plaud NotePin记事别针
Plaud NotePin是一款可穿戴设备，用于记录并转录会议内容。根据产品介绍，这款设备长度不足2英寸，宽度不足1英寸，可以别在衣服上，也可当作项链或腕带佩戴。开发商是总部位于旧金山的初创公司Plaud，该公司今年推出了这款产品的升级版。
微软“工牌”
微软今年6月推出了这款“工牌”，一款仿照传统工牌打造的便携设备。据微软介绍，这款设备配备触摸屏、摄像头和录音机，利用AI帮助员工完成一系列工作任务。
微软称，这款可穿戴设备搭载指纹安全系统、侧置摄像头和优化音频的麦克风，让员工可以随时调用自己偏好的AI助手。
Meta的Muse挂饰
Meta本周三发布了Muse挂饰，这是一款口袋大小的钥匙扣造型设备，配备2英寸显示屏和两个摄像头。有人称这款产品类似电子宠物拓麻歌子。
Meta表示，这款设备由其热门的新型Muse AI个人助手驱动，可以处理多种任务，包括清理收件箱、预订晚餐。Meta首席执行官马克·扎克伯格在公司科技展会上推广该产品时表示，Muse挂饰“随时可以与你对话”。
科技分析师艾夫斯表示，他预计Muse将成为一款“改变游戏规则”的产品，他指出已有数百万消费者下载了这款AI助手。
Meta AI眼镜
Meta还将Muse集成到其AI增强型眼镜产品线中。
“你可以询问货架上的商品、墙上的传单，或是一长串学校用品清单，Muse都可以帮你采取行动，”Meta在一篇介绍新款AI眼镜的博客文章中写道。
该公司表示，到今年年底，将推出超过100款款式的AI眼镜。
Meta的这款眼镜包括与知名太阳镜品牌雷朋和奥克利合作的款式，近期遭到了审查：有用户投诉称，部分佩戴者使用内置摄像头偷拍他人而未征得同意。Meta随后宣布将推出无摄像头的AI太阳镜。
OpenAI智能音箱
彭博社上月报道称，OpenAI将推出一款售价300美元的智能音箱。据知情人士透露，这款设备“外形类似甜甜圈，大小大致和冰球差不多”。该产品将进入由亚马逊Alexa和谷歌Home这两款其他AI语音助手主导的市场。
Snap SPECS AR眼镜
Snap——照片通讯应用Snapchat的开发公司——近期凭借其SPECS增强现实眼镜切入AI可穿戴设备赛道。
据该公司介绍，这款AI驱动的眼镜可以直接在镜片中显示城市地图、餐厅推荐和其他内容。Snap表示，其显示系统就像工作时看着一台大型电脑显示器。
Ready or not, here come the AI gadgets, from “charms” to smart speakers
September 25, 2026 / 4:13 PM EDT / CBS News
Technology companies are bringing a slew of artificial intelligence-powered gadgets to market — never mind the apocalyptic risks.
The advent of generative AI, ushered in by the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, is now spawning a range of “intelligent” consumer products, from bag charms and smart speakers to digital work badges, that companies say will make people’s lives easier.
“The consumer AI revolution is just beginning,” Dan Ives, partner and senior managing director of boutique investment bank Yorkville Ives, told CBS News.
“Trillions of dollars being spent — that’s why you’re going to see more and more AI gadgets,” he added.
The race is on. Meta, with the metaverse seemingly in the rearview mirror, announced this week a handheld device powered by its Muse personal AI agent, while tech giants including Microsoft, OpenAI and Samsung have also introduced AI-powered products aimed at consumers.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed the Muse Charm device during the Meta Connect event in Menlo Park, California, on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026. Minh Connors / Bloomberg via Getty Images
Read on to learn about just some of the AI gadgets that are either already commercially available or soon heading to a store near you.
Plaud NotePin
The Plaud NotePin is a wearable device designed to record and transcribe meetings. The device, less than 2 inches long and less than 1 inch wide, can be pinned to clothing or worn as a necklace or wristband, according to the product description. The developer, San Francisco-based startup Plaud, unveiled an upgraded version of the product this year.
Microsoft’s “access badge”
Microsoft launched its “access badge” this June, a portable device modeled after the conventional work badge. Equipped with a touchscreen, camera and audio recorder, the badge uses AI to help people with a range of workplace tasks, according to the company.
The wearable device, equipped with fingerprint-based security, a side-facing camera, and audio-optimizing microphones, gives workers always-on access to their preferred AI agents, Microsoft says.
Meta’s Muse charm
Meta unveiled the Muse Charm on Wednesday, a pocket-sized keychain with a 2-inch display and two cameras. Some say the product resembles a Tamagotchi handheld digital pet.
The device is powered by Meta’s popular new Muse AI personal assistant, which can handle a variety of tasks, from decluttering your inbox to making a dinner reservation, according to Meta. Muse Charm is “always available to talk to you,” CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in promoting the product at a company tech showcase.
Ives, the tech analyst, said he expects Muse to be a “game changer,” pointing to the millions of consumers who have downloaded the AI agent.
Meta AI glasses
Meta is also incorporating Muse into its line of AI-enhanced eyewear.
“Ask about a product on a shelf, a flier on a wall, or a long list of school supplies, and Muse can take action,” Meta said in a blog post describing the new AI glasses.
The company says it will offer more than 100 styles of AI glasses by year-end.
Meta’s specs, which include styles from popular sunglasses brands Ray-Ban and Oakley, have recently come under scrutiny after complaints that some owners were using the built-in cameras to film others without their consent. Meta has since announced that it will introduce camera-free AI sunglasses.
OpenAI speaker
Bloomberg reported last month that OpenAI is launching a $300 smart speaker. Citing people familiar with the matter, the media outlet said the device will be “shaped like a doughnut that’s roughly the size of a hockey puck.” The product will enter a market dominated by Amazon Alexa and Google Home, two other AI-enabled voice assistants.
Snap SPECS
Snap, the company behind the photo-messaging app Snapchat, recently hopped on the AI wearables trend with its SPECS augmented-reality glasses.
The AI-powered glasses can pull up a city map, restaurant recommendations and other content directly in the lens, according to the company. Snap said the display system is like looking at a large computer monitor while you’re working.
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