Overview
- Humane, a San Francisco start-up run by former Apple staff, has unveiled a wearable AI device called the Ai Pin, designed to replace smartphones and help combat screen dependency.
- The Ai Pin, scheduled to ship in early 2024, is fitted with a magnetic battery pack, enabling it to attach to clothing, and features a laser projector to display information onto the user's hand.
- Powered by AI large language models, including OpenAI’s GPT-4, the Ai Pin can perform tasks such as handling calls, sending messages, translations, capturing photographs, and providing reminders.
- A touch panel housed on the AI Pin activates a camera, microphone and other on-board features, while a 'Trust Light' indicates when recording functions are operational.
- Retaining a smartphone-like functionality, the Ai Pin costs $699 and requires a $24 monthly subscription that covers a phone number, data coverage through T-Mobile’s network and unlimited AI queries.