The product promised to be the next big thing in wearable tech. Instead it became a poster child for AI's contribution to the ...

Until now: A new startup PIN AI (not to be confused with the poorly reviewed hardware device the AI Pin by Humane) has emerged from stealth to launch its first mobile app, which lets a user select ...

Back in November 2023, we wrote about an "AI pin" made by a company called Humane that owners would wear like a little Star Trek badge. The device could, in theory at least, provide AI-powered ...

The day the Humane Ai Pin died, it was also reborn. Or at least, there was hope. On February 28, shortly after noon Pacific time, Humane switched off its servers supporting its contentious Ai Pin ...

and one of the most hyped was the Humane AI Pin which launched to much aplomb thanks to the founders’ previous work at Apple. Except, it quickly became clear that — despite raising hundreds of ...

The Humane AI Pin promised to be the future of devices beyond the phone: something that made living in the world more immediate, to remove us from screens, to make our lives easier through AI.

Humane has ended sales of the AI Pin, one of the most poorly received gadgets of recent years. It’s also ending AI Pin connectivity and services in just 10 days’ time, effectively bricking it ...

Humane today informed customers that it is discontinuing its $700 Ai Pin at the end of February, with the device set to be taken offline less than a year after it launched in April 2024.

PIN AI, a Bay Area-based AI startup, is rolling out what it calls the “personal AI network” with the launch of a mobile application this week, complete with a native large language model (LLM ...