Chinese AI model developer StepFun officially launched its first AI agent smartphone on Tuesday, with a price tag of 3,999 yuan ($597).
The release of the early-access edition of the STEPX Neo marks an attempt by a software-focused startup to bypass traditional tech gatekeepers by building its own operating system, highlighting an emerging industry battle to define how consumers interact with AI on their personal devices.
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