OpenAI has acquired Glass Imaging, a startup founded by former Apple engineers that uses AI-powered hardware and software to improve smartphone camera quality, in a deal reportedly valued at more than $300 million. Glass Imaging joins a series of recent acquisitions by OpenAI, signaling the company's intent to expand its capabilities in both hardware and software, particularly in the consumer device space.

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Apple has tied its Apple Intelligence video summarizing feature for HomeKit Secure Video cameras to higher-tier iCloud+ plans, starting at $10 per month for one camera. Higher-tier plans support more cameras, with the 6-terabyte tier covering up to two cameras for $30 per month and the 12TB tier supporting up to five cameras for $60 per month.

Meta is reportedly developing camera-free smart glasses codenamed Luna to address privacy concerns surrounding its camera-equipped Ray-Ban Meta glasses. The glasses are expected to feature six microphones, speakers, a side button and hands-free access to Meta AI, with an unveiling potentially coming at Meta Connect and shipments targeted for October.

General Motors is introducing a new in-vehicle software experience with the redesigned Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra, featuring a user interface similar to a smartphone. The system is intended to be more convenient and easier to customize. It also includes updates to the Super Cruise driver-assistance system and improved integration with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.