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Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Friday, May 10th. I'm Alex Oscela for the Wall Street Journal.

Coming up on today's show, a new generation of gadgets

is designed to put artificial intelligence front and center.

And I'm not talking about smartphones.

W.S.J. Senior Personal Tech columnist Joanna Stern

tread out the latest devices and tells us which ones are worth. tech columnist But when an internal investigation found a top client was manipulating markets,

Binance kept the client and fired its lead investigator.

W.S.J. reporter Angus Barric tells us about the investigation and what it means for the company's future.

But first, what do AI gadgets look like beyond the smartphone?

Some companies are betting on a new crop of separate devices that contain an AI assistant,

kind of like in the movie Herr.

W.S.J. Senior Personal Tech Call, Miss Joanna Stern, tried out three devices to get a sense of how we might interact with AI in the future.

There was a humane AI pin which attaches to your clothes like a broach and also has a laser projector

for a touch screen. There's the Rabbit R1, a square gadget that has a touch screen

and scroll wheel. And she also tried Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses. For all three, the primary way to

interact with them is to use your voice.

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