Beyond the Chatbot: Phone Makers Want to Make AI Your 'Second Brain'

Have you noticed the signs of AI creep?

Just take one look atApple IntelligenceorGoogle Gemini.

You may be wondering what this actually means for your next phone and the way you interact with it.

Theapps themselvesdrift into the background, with AI once a nice-to-have novelty taking center stage.

Thecompany visionis that “AI becomes the new UI,” its marketing director Ignacio Contreras tells me.

“It becomes the user interface through which we can interact with our devices.”

At MWC this year, the company launched theNothing 3A and 3A Pro.

Even better, it works with the touch of a dedicated physical button making the experience seamless.

“The first step is to educate people.”

That means it will require us to change our behavior.

He compares it to the introduction of the clickable mouse or the touchscreen.

“Eventually, yes,” Evangelidis says.