Qualcomm Survey: 70% of Users Expect AI Agents to Manage Wearables
Qualcomm released a survey of over 12,000 wearable users, revealing that AI agents are becoming a core selling point for the category. About 70% of respondents expect AI to coordinate device management and daily tasks via natural language, though privacy and security remain key barriers to adoption.
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