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From Audio Glasses to Earbuds With Cameras, Headphones Are Getting a Major AI Rebrand

From Audio Glasses to Earbuds With Cameras, Headphones Are Getting a Major AI Rebrand

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Tech > Services & Software > AI From Audio Glasses to Earbuds With Cameras, Headphones Are Getting a Major AI Rebrand In the age of agentic AI, headphones are no longer the straightforward audio devices they once were. Katie Collins Principal Writer Katie is a UK-based news reporter and features writer.… Read full bio Katie Collins Principal Writer Read full bio September 23, 2026, 3:30 pm ET 3 min read Headphones are getting the AI treatment. Qualcomm/Jeffrey Hazelwood/CNET You’ve likely noticed AI has increasingly been sneaking into more of your new devices over the past few years, whether you asked for it or not.

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Tech > Services & Software > AI From Audio Glasses to Earbuds With Cameras, Headphones Are Getting a Major AI Rebrand In the age of agentic AI, headphones are no longer the straightforward audio devices they once were. Katie Collins Principal Writer Katie is a UK-based news reporter and features writer.… Read full bio Katie Collins Principal Writer Read full bio September 23, 2026, 3:30 pm ET 3 min read Headphones are getting the AI treatment. Qualcomm/Jeffrey Hazelwood/CNET You’ve likely noticed AI has increasingly been sneaking into more of your new devices over the past few years, whether you asked for it or not. The next frontier? It’s time to ready yourself for an influx of AI-powered headphones.

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