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Meta is reportedly developing an AI pendant

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Meta is reportedly working on an AI-powered pendant, which it plans to test in the coming year. This device is expected to build on the technology developed by Limitless, an AI startup acquired by Meta. The company aims to enhance its hardware division, which has faced significant financial losses recently.

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In Brief Posted: 8:59 AM PDT · May 30, 2026 Image Credits:picture alliance / Contributor (opens in a new window) / Getty Images Anthony Ha Meta is reportedly developing an AI pendant Meta is developing an AI-powered pendant that it plans to start testing in the next year, according to a memo viewed by The Information. This device would presumably build on the work of Limitless, an AI device startup that Meta acquired at the end of 2025. The startup made an AI pendant that users could attach to their shirt or wear as a necklace to record their conversations.

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