Plaud’s First Wireless Earbuds Crank AI Productivity to Max Volume
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Plaud is framing its earbuds as agentic AI hardware, not just recorders—your ear becomes a command surface for task execution. Teams building productivity tools should assume users will trigger and review work via audio first, GUI second, and design APIs and flows that tolerate noisy, partial voice instructions.
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