Tony Fadell used a new public appearance to put the AI-gadget market on notice: the first wave did not fail because it lacked novelty, but because it asked consumers to trust half-finished assistants before proving a daily reason to exist. His critique puts pressure on the next generation of AI agents, wearables and screenless devices to win confidence with privacy, reliability and clear use cases rather than spectacle.
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