According to Bloomberg, Andy Rubin is heading a project at Essential Products Inc. to develop an AI-based smartphone that will know you better than you do and communicate for you.
Andy Rubin, the father of Android, is reportedly working on a new phone for his startup, Essential, according to Bloomberg. The phone would be able to perform tasks without any instruction from the user. Bloomberg reports that it would be able to send texts, respond to emails, or schedule appointments on its own.
Essential Products Inc, the consumer electronics startup run by Android creator Andy Rubin, is putting most projects aside to focus on development of a new kind of phone that will try to mimic the user and automatically respond to messages on their behalf, according to people familiar with the plans.
The man who created Android, Andy Rubin, is reportedly working on a futuristic new project at his consumer tech startup, Essential.
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