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Snap Launches SPECS Intelligence AI Service

Snap Launches SPECS Intelligence AI Service

MT newswireMT newswire2026/09/17 07:37
03:37 AM EDT, 09/17/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Snap (SNAP) said Wednesday it launched SPECS Intelligence, an AI service designed to help users manage daily tasks and longer-term goals across iPhone, Mac and SPECS augmented-reality glasses. The company said the service can connect to selected apps and tools to understand users' goals, priorities and routines, and provide relevant information and suggested actions without a prompt, such as meeting preparation and travel reminders. SPECS Intelligence also includes goals for tracking objectives, the company said, adding that users can access the service without SPECS glasses, which can display relevant information in their field of view. Snap said users control which accounts and information they connect, while personal content will not be used to train its AI models or serve personalized ads. The full early-access version will initially be available by invitation through the SPECS Mac app, it said.
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