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[@aoxl6624]

Props to Arun for being honest about the product, rather than pretending it is better than it is just becuase he met with the CEO.

[@blackpepper2610]

Yeah no, not really surprising. Most tech KZbinrs would do the same

[@gigithecatperson]

You're talking about the guy who went to the google CEO during their foldable announcements and told them straight up "Samsung is better, what made you drift so apart from that?" 😂 . I think we wouldn't accept anything other than honesty from him, as he is expecting from himself. Props to him indeed 👏 👏 .

[@karlmarx9255]

@@blackpepper2610 yeah no a lot of tech youtubers wont do that. They want good brand representation and they want other companies to see that if you pay them and invite them to events that they get easy promotion so that the youtuber gets invited to more events. this video will hurt this channel in the future with brands being less likely to invite him to see/test prototypes many techyoutubers wont take that risk and hurt their own channel

[@Luckysury333]

I think he is still a little softer on it. Because that pin is actual trash. Literally ZERO reasons why you would need this.

[@jerryesposito]

​​@@Luckysury333yeah other than "OMG!!!!! THE FUTURE 😯👉🤖🤖?"?

[@arihantvinod9750]

Bro literally knows every CEO

[@Ezra.The.American.Patriot]

Fr chat 😂

[@Fractulated]

Fr fr

[@carrot_slayer_of_patatos]

⁠Fr

[@ReverseBasin]

Fr fr fr

[@AviationManEdits]

Fr chain

[@aluzuka]

this is why i love MrWhoseTheBoss. he literally met the CEO and knew that he would watch this, but still gave his honest feedback.

[@giddycadet]

mirwoozatheboce*

[@hystericthumb]

True but he still is nice about him while the product is just a scam with a lot of fake promises that they will not be able to deliver but still receive people’s money.

[@danieltheone706]

​@@hystericthumbwhat's wrong about being nice to another human being

[@IceBlueLugia]

you mean mrhosutebose

[@carljohnsongroovestreetgang]

​@@hystericthumb they have the choice to not buy and sue the company if their promises at point of sale were fake. Don't expect everyone to be as toxic and bitter to people as you.

[@StevenSenile]

Ppl say Marques killed the company, but I think Arun went even more brutal and honest on this thing 💀

[@hidden4118]

Thats what im saying😂

[@esprit101]

I heard that before, but I don't quite get it. If a honest review kills your company, that's not the reviewers fault.

[@romarooramor9069]

Marques was also honest!?

[@Falloutx360a]

Yeah I know people were all over Marques because of the title, but the actual video wasn’t that brutal

[@HamzaLosBlancos]

They both gave their honest take on the product. Arun really dug into why its really bad , while Marques went for a super clickbaity title that harmed the company more than the review itself

[@thomasarcanine]

Guy's unbiased, willing to say NO despite speaking with the CEO, and provides suggestions and critical feedback for product improvement instead of just roasting without basis... Kudos to you, nice job...

[@Alice_Fumo]

You do not understand the definition of the word "biased". As long as someone has any sort of want for things going one way over the other, they are biased. For example, in this case, there is a financial incentive for making engaging content to maximize clicks to maximize them $$$s. Whether that makes it more attractive for him to destroy this product regardless of whether it's good is irrelevant to the discussion of whether he's biased. The best anyone can do is typically "making an attempt to appear unbiased or correct for their biases."

[@DavorBa]

@@Alice_Fumo I believe you are overthinking it, as the definition of "biased" is: unfairness or prejudice against someone or something. It goes without saying that every content creator has a need to make watchable engaging content. But when reviewing products it can go two ways: they are pro or against something. Their "bias" of making a good video will pervade the video in any case, so they might as well share their honest uncensored experience and let the content write itself. Was Arun unfair in his criticism against this product ? I don't think so. Did he have prejudice ? Well if you count his desire to like this product, then yes. But technically no.

[@thecapitalg]

​@@DavorBaI agree

[@thecapitalg]

​@@Alice_FumoI mean he would get the same amount of views if he glazed the product, calling it next gen and whatnot

[@alexandrmanole6092]

Well trust me if it were to Apple he will have a different narrative, I guess it depends on on how thick is your check at the end of the day

[@chachabhatijarockstardabbo4211]

I respect you for standing up and saying "NO" this is not a necessary purchase item. Especially when you were with the CEO you had every opportunity to upsell the product but you wisely evaluated the pros and cons making it clear that this is just another gimmick. Thanks Arun. This is why I am glad to be a subscriber and will always be.

[@RaghavGupta-pn9qk]

Same

[@mactep1]

To be fair, this product is such an obviously bad proposition, that even if Jesus himself was the ceo, there would be be no way to recommend it without losing all integrity.

[@nocturn9x]

​@PastelLavenderYT I know this is probably a bot, but if you're not: do you seriously think this works? Like, seriously.

[@Rohithkaki1124]

Bro did you see when Arun went to meet up with the Google ceo, guess what he was flexing samsung galaxy z fold 4 while discussing Google pixel fold

[@LucasMcdonald-t5r]

W comment such a sigma

[@DanteD84]

I appreciate you didn’t just smile and say “yep great product, buy it” You weren’t a jerk , just honest it has a ways to go. Thanks

[@Gl_3tch]

he is such a a genuine and great person. He said all the benefits and good points while giving genuine feedback on how the product could be improved.

[@maxz69]

Yes Arun is not a jerk

[@toby818]

humane is marketing to the wrong audience this device would kill it in office spaces imagine you're a busniess man talking to a client that only speaks spanish imagine if you need to tell your co worker something important fast imagine if you you need to find something like a date on a document imagine if you need to know where your co workers are in the office it would automatically clock in an employee in when it connects to the office wifi and clock out when they leave in order to calculate work hours i hope humane improves its speed and gives it a camera that can move inside the device and focus on something in the room or ike a WIDE angle camera

[@Gl_3tch]

@@vikasgadari562 well, no

[@CatCubed]

@JoulieRodgers Maybe you should stop "literally begging" and actually make some decent content

[@MoldingMatty]

If I were to ever MEET a CEO, I don’t think I’d be able to turn around and say it was bad or ‘not good’. And then say you’re not hopeful? Props for integrity and character

[@BrainScramblies]

Cringe

[@davidpeng3589]

Your last sentence "until Google acquires it..." probably sums up the purpose of the company's existence.

[@MarioCola]

It's not an IP so I don't think they fulfilled this purpose

[@progbarock]

_Unless_ Google acquires it.

[@MarioCola]

@@progbarock then what would be the acquired value?

[@francistaylor1822]

@@MarioCola dunno, but something like this could have limited use.

[@KazrBrekker]

If Google does then this will join their infamous graveyard sooner than a year

[@smlz9721]

It's so fucking refreshing to see true opinion and not some sponsored rubbish

[@Ea-.93]

Uh-huh honey🎶🎵

[@Ea-.93]

Bingledee

[@bigsur370]

There’s no such thing as true opinion lol nor false opinion. But I get what u mean like truthfully HONEST opinion or sum

[@LunaticTheCat]

I'm not sure why it's refreshing; there are plenty of channels that do truthful reviews like this, lol.

[@Kookie_13_]

@@bigsur370what they mean is the opinions of the actual channel owner rather than what the company tells them to say

[@RyanMercer]

Just wait for the law enforcement version...

[@ibrahimal-waheed9963]

Psycho Pass

[@YasukeAkira14]

​@JoulieRodgers you'll ruin your channel with fake engagement, then that camera's gonna be a sore gift

[@gooseinatuxedo]

​@JoulieRodgers "You should've died at birth." - Omniman

[@BoxOfToasters]

You mean the discriminatory one?

[@allie12212]

That would be awesome

[@pramusetyakanca1552]

Arun and Marques reviewing this product showed to me why I love them as content creators and tech reviewers: their honesty. I will always use their videos not only to entertain myself, but also to give me a good idea about the product I wish to purchase. And as much as I wanna love the Pin as well, I agree with them. It ain't there. And props to them for being so brutally honest about, despite the fact that-at least in Arun's case-the CEO was present

[@Druze_Tito]

Their sponsored opinions. I am yet to see them hating on stupid smartphones from Samsung, Google and Apple.

[@jacks1bonnielass]

@@Druze_Tito ​​⁠Well one thing is for sure, Humane isn’t sponsoring them for the review of this video 😂 otherwise it would’ve been stated as such. Plus, the only reason you’re not gonna see an nothing-but-negative review of the iPhone, Samsung, Pixel etc is because is far as the tech and ability of the devices are concerned, they’re pretty decent. Privacy concerns are a completely diff matter and don’t belong in ANY electronic review bc if I was gonna make a video pointing out that Google uses every sliver of your data and spies on you (just like every social media app on the market), then I’d do it on a separate video. But I get what you’re saying 100%. These guys have made a nice living off of reviewing tech, so I’m sure they don’t want to piss off Big Tech in the process, makes sense to me 🤷🏼‍♀️ Not saying I AGREE with it, but that I simply understand it.

[@xvgm24]

@@Druze_Tito I think you don't actually watch these guys' content at all, or you would know that both of them have roasted both Samsung and Apple products before.

[@Druze_Tito]

​@@xvgm24 Criticized - yes, roasted - no. For this product they should put pioneering on the pedestal, then criticize second. They affect the sales potential of this product, which is like unbrushed diamond - it will only get better and it's better than a smartphone for busy people. I will say it again - if this was Apple's product, these influencers would be much milder in their critics. P.S. - I used to watch the black pal, not anymore, unsubbed long time ago.

[@Infact77]

@@Druze_Tito You're one of those. Yes, they (the reviewers) affect the sales of this product, for a very good reason. It is not a good product, and it is not at all worth buying. They don't want people to waste their money. That is the point of a review, it affects the sales of a product, and tells people whether they should, or should not buy it. Back to what you said, that it has potential. So why don't you work on it and make it a good product, before trying to sell it? For 700$, may I add. A quality product is more likely to garner positive reviews and generate sales through word-of-mouth recommendations. Investing in product development to enhance its features, functionality and overall quality can significantly improve its marketability and customer satisfaction, which will lead to less negative reviews, and more profit. I don't even think you watched the video, and saw all of it's flaws. This thing, in it's current stage, is not better than a smartphone, even for busy people. And I'd go as far to say that it will never be as good as a smartphone, let alone be better than one. Overall, relying on the product's potential, and hoping that it does get better while it is falling incredibly short currently, is not a good reason to spend 700$ on it.

[@HillelFriedler]

I truly appreciate Arun's dedication to speaking his mind without feeling pressured to speak positively of a product just because he got to spend some hands-on time with it.

[@urbanmogli1]

He does choose his words wisely though 😜

[@CoreyMarlin]

I could see something like this being a tool for the blind or visually impaired. I imagine being able to describe what is in front of someone or what they're looking at in great detail could be super valuable.

[@oscarsamalvides4671]

This was my first thought, surprised it is not mentioned

[@jngobngo]

At that point you could just make an external bluetooth pin that pairs with your phone. There's way more accessibility support on phones

[@trillonaire166]

only for blind people that could see before

[@parthpatel8532]

That already exists through glasses with cameras

[@john.masterson]

Great point and I can also see this ai being used in security camera footage to easily identify accidents, people, and theft. It could be personal cameras too so you could say things like hey humane, did I leave the stove on?

[@TeleviseGuy]

Maroosatheeboss is truly one of the best tech KZbinrs.

[@NoneMoment]

Maroosatheboss???? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@SilverGate007]

​@jaydenleckpa8381 lol

[@jmunizmartinez]

The fact that "call Arun" took so long to process tells you everything you need to know about this device's limitations.

[@HotTakeAndy]

Lol. What?

[@volvo09]

Yeah that was a HUGE delay. Pretty much guarantees that all the processing is being done on a server, it simply records your speech and uploads that audio to a server.

[@Jokamutta]

@@HotTakeAndy Lol didn't you notice the delay? :D

[@HotTakeAndy]

@@Jokamutta I was referring to “tells you everything you need to know about this device’s limitations.” Like no, it doesn’t.

[@dftfire]

That's probably because it couldn't find "Alan Manly" or "Markus Feeboss" in his contacts 😂

[@DomMcD]

You hit the nail on the head at the end. Tell me something this $700 + subscription AI pin can do that my $200 Galaxy watch (likely soon to be powered w/Google Gemini) can't do. It can already do things like check the time or weather, and have the world's information easily accessible via Google assistant. It has a screen that is WAY better than this pin's laser projector. It's also much more stylish than wearing a black cube on your chest. Once it gets access to AI-powered assistants it'll just get even better. The only thing it doesn't have is a camera, but the one on this pin is barely useful at all as you pointed out AND I have a phone with Google Lens/circle to search in my pocket already.

[@MrOetzilars]

And you have not to pay every month to operate your watch😊

[@CoolTwinzz]

@@MrOetzilarsno u no don’t

[@Velo1010]

Nothing. It’s just junk like Amazon’s Alexa and those digital picture frames. More ways to sell disposable garbage.

[@Donotreply-ux9fx]

You mean the 60 dollar fit 3 that does everything and more

[@cybertonto72]

This is what it is. It is a not so smart-watch that is in the style of a nurses watch. My watch and phone can do more than this thing can, but if they make the tech small enough and intergrated it into a smart watch and it used a phones CPU and internet connection then it would be a great peice of tech and might get more people to adapt smart watches.

[@avinash22i]

Seeing this makes you realize how far ahead GOOGLE GLASS was. It truly was the perfect form for an AI.

[@alexiiconner]

kinda unrelated, but remember google cardboard? 😅 that was fun

[@uraszz]

​@@alexiiconneromg that was so long ago 😄

[@thisisnotmyname9044]

It will come back

[@chriscross1737]

Google Glass that's powered by AR tech but not as bulky as Vision Pro will certainly reduce the time we spend staring at the phone screen.

[@The_JediPenguin]

It was too far ahead for its time

[@jerrymuscles4625]

0:33 I thought it was gonna say "Sorry, I don't understand, pls repeat the question." 😅

[@_BlackSpectrum]

Bro that wouldn't have made into the final video if that happened! Only we can experience that when we buy the thing!

[@powerbolt7508]

​@@_BlackSpectrumYou're new to this channel if you think that

[@mightnare3237]

Marussabetheboss

[@Boyakishan]

@@_BlackSpectrumDude. Mr Who’s the boss doesn’t do that

[@ab_xar]

its not siri XD

[@TimpossibleOne]

They should reengineer it to be an A.I. hub that's an extension of your phone, tablet or computer. It would be more useful as a way to interact with your device without interacting with your device. Have most of the a.i. live on device and have it pair with your device thru Bluetooth or hotspot so you don't have to waste money on a another subscription.

[@packphour]

respect to the ceo for going to someone as honest as mrwhostheboss, for feedback & review, instead of a bias paid reviewer/influencer- as marketing. keep working on the pin & take to heart arun's comments if you wish to make a viable product in the market. thank you for being a trusted & thorough source of product reviews, arun

[@gullible119]

If the product will be around in the next five years I will be massively impressed

[@arunh3]

Yeah, but he probably wishes he hadn't 🤣

[@UnderTheGamer]

This company won't last

[@rzpogi]

This product is just an attempt to suck money from venture capitalists.

[@wowwow-zm3jy]

Reviews like this are genuinely what demonstrate the quality of your reviews. They are honest, detailed, comprehensively address every aspect, and your criticism isn't one dimensional-- you give genuine feedback to implement to the company so it can improve on its next product.

[@amanvermal]

True

[@kaiperdaens7670]

Yeah

[@AbhishekMukherjee]

I agree with the smartwatch like aspect, where the pin should have just connected to the smartphone for the first version. The cost would have been lower, leading to better adoption, and thus possibility to improve the other unique features through user feedback. Eventually it would have been a question of “should I ditch my phone”, rather than “do I need this expensive device?”

[@Jacket430]

"That's twice the price of my phone contract" *Cries in Canadian*

[@snaeshaads8203]

For real 🤣. Got a 3 mobile sim while I was in the uk for 12$, came back to the us and it turns out they get unlimited roaming data included in that. Crazy to me.

[@problemimentali]

I pay €7.99/month for 200 GB of data in 5G (plus I don't remember how many in roaming in all EU countries), 100 texts (that no one uses anymore) and unlimited minutes of calls. You guys get scammed badly

[@Artem-gg6bq]

​@@snaeshaads8203what's the usual price for a contract?

[@snaeshaads8203]

@@Artem-gg6bq I only use prepaid with unlocked phones. in the us a good prepaid plan without roaming data included is about 30$.

[@scottwooledge6387]

I didn’t understand that either. Is it a Europe thing?

[@HarryInEdi]

If I was blind, I would buy this. There are instances when being told what is in front of you could really increase quality of life. Sure, you probably know what cereal is in your cupboard (and maybe added brail tags), but having a new room described to you could be really helpful. Or an outdoor space.

[@postpunkaddict]

Woaahhh this is a really fucking good perspective. I don’t think it’s elaborate enough for that yet, but if they don’t abandon it then this would be such a great tool. Imagine it could translate sign language too using the camera? That might be cool.

[@HarryInEdi]

​@@postpunkaddict Yeah I agree, it's not yet good enough. But I suspect that after being hated on by most reviewers, and laughed at a bit on the internet, they will take their remaining capital and move sideways into medical applications.

[@briangallagher8881]

The way it says "finding synonyms" about 10 seconds after you ask the questions and then takes another 5 to answer makes it look like something from 2004 and not 2024.

[@Blud-bruh-trash]

The way it said mrwhosetheboss was the end for me lmao 🤣

[@just_mdd4]

Marusofibose 💀💀

[@Fergusius]

Bose 😂

[@Kanyewestbiggestfan123]

It also said that at the start

[@jocklazer4]

Mabuseetheebose💀

[@Kanyewestbiggestfan123]

@PastelLavenderYT shut up bot

[@Flummon]

I like this more calm video, its nice to take a break from the super high pace usual videos.

[@Donotreply-ux9fx]

@PastelLavenderYT Fake. Seen others

[@ytsm]

@PastelLavenderYT 20k of what?! Likes? Subs? Members? Potatoes? Pesos? Wedgies Partners? STD's?

[@chrislawuk]

@@ytsm Of all concepts I’d be considering at 7.30am today, parents buying their offspring 20k of STDs was not one of them.

[@ytsm]

@@chrislawuk Explaining that on your tax return would be... interesting?! Anyway, young @PastelLavenderYT still hasn't clarified, and until he does, he shan't be getting 1 of whatever he wants, from me!!

[@Coco123-c8n]

The fact you went into detail with every single question that actually made me concerned about the problems that’s just amazing how he did it he thought of it so well

[@kpectbi]

Exactly what I thought. Basically it could have been a smart watch like design. Thanks for the review.

[@kunti_putra]

Or maybe just integrate it into a smart watch as an app or a service. Why create 'yet another device'?

[@idktempname]

Im a big fan of these calmer and slower paced videos, makes the video feel a whole lot more conversational!

[@powerpuff4ever]

Same! I appreciate the fast paced editing on list videos or videos over maybe 30 minutes but this pace feels perfect for individual reviews

[@arpanbag001]

Being a tech enthusiast and building tech of my own has taught me something: Most users do not care about COOL tech. If your product's tech is cool, but has limitations, most users will gladly go for the boring yet useful product. I understand that the concept is like the AI of the movie "Her", but that product didn't want to become a "Tool", like this AI pin is trying to become. That product was an "AI friend" of sorts.

[@gordonshumway1857]

This doesn't apply to established brands like Apple though

[@Funkotronimus]

This was the most balanced constructive criticism I’ve ever seen in a KZbin review. I hope they take insight from this!

[@kawsara5366]

The honesty of Arun and not being a sellout is one of the main reasons why I'm so dedicated to this channel

[@akshxu]

Ah yes, the pin that will accurately tell you where NOT to view the solar eclipse

[@gamingmineko6763]

Also tells you how much protein ISN'T in 5 almonds

[@vitoc8454]

Danny Gonzales joked something like, "it can't give accurate information about the Moon despite all of its available colors being named after it."

[@AdsMcrads]

@StevieNockmanneither are you, ur never gonna go anywhere in life

[@rhapsody2612]

This is why I am subscribed to mrwhosetheboss. You knew the CEO and the fact he is gonna watch this video yet you were fully honest.

[@estenberg2]

I have the same reflection without testing it. Nice idea and I also like the thought behind it, but the next big thing is smart glasses that can replace monitors and have a form factor that is not massive.

[@SugarFreeBubbleTea]

Honestly, I could see this helping visually impaired people or caregivers for seniors if they worked out the kinks. My mom is blind in one eye and my brother makes her meals. There are times he puts way too many carbs on her plate or sugary/starchy vegetables to be completely balanced.

[@bjoernhaucap6111]

The way the housing looks, the materials, the charging case it all screams " I worked at apple "

[@Cat-Daddy]

To be fair, Jonny Ive is probably the most influential product designer since Bauhaus. EVERYONE copies Apple.

[@sh1leshk4]

Both of the founders did work for Apple.

[@chrislawuk]

@@sh1leshk4 yes and OP is saying they can’t stop screaming about it.

[@azlifmohamed8804]

not just worked at apple the ceo is literally credited to patents of some of iphone key feature including the ui

[@freddie224]

The humane ai pin could have very easily ran a language model and voice processor locally. There are tons of open source LLMs that are quite accurate, and voice processors too. This would eliminate the neccessity of a subscription altogether, and would make the pin a lot more useful, considering you could use it in an offline enviornment, with way better response times.

[@dftfire]

Yeah but even with the cloud-processing now, you only get about 2-3 hours battery life. If it ran the AI locally, you'd get like 2-3 minutes 🤣

[@Anonyme09865]

CEO was looking too anxious in the chicken nuggets part lol

[@A_Commenting_Pog_Face]

"We'll have to fix that" sums up this product perfectly. Fix the fact that it exists. It literally is not needed.

[@Autoblox0]

Well isnt this thing basically google assistant but 10 times the price? like I dont even know why the guy produced the product 😂

[@paularanya8726]

It's an idea which will get refined. The purpose of producing this product is to garner sponsors and raise 'money'. Seriously guys, wtf were you doing at your school? This is just so basic 💀

[@uwannaknowmyname6942]

More like a 1000 times the price​@@Autoblox0

[@santosic]

Maybe not this specific version, but I can definitely see use cases for a more refined, upgraded version that 1) is cheaper and 2) much more advanced, probably running on GPT-5 or whatever a much more advanced model is called in the future. Even better if they can reduce the latency in requests, maybe by also having it run on high-speed 5G- which again, will be something that is more accessible in the future than it is now. So this idea is basically too ahead of its time atm. Already I can see the beginnings of a good product; its quirks just need to be fixed and it'll be there. But it's definitely not there right now, and thus isn't worth even considering buying it.

[@Jarvx]

based

[@mickeybear6237]

we are moving back in time, man just modernized a pager

[@s4meerbankupalli164]

I LITERALLY THOUGHT ABOUT THIS HOLYSHIT 😂

[@thanos879]

You wrong for this 😂😂. You didn’t have to do them like this.

[@RAGEAlanBun]

Honestly I don’t see why people are upset with the negative reviews. It isn’t a good product right now; that’s a fact. What these reviews do is provide a lot of publicity for a product and company that may have not gotten much, and also provides genuine feedback for the company to take on board for the future.

[@werwolfgamingyt8369]

its also baffeling that people think they shouldent make a honest review just cuz its a startup company they cant lie and say its good that would hurt thair own reputation and by lying the company gets no real feedback on what to improve on

[@stevemelo]

Props for the honest review. Before even watching the video, I could already predict what the issues were going to be and I was indeed correct in that assumption. The other issue is most people have smart watches now too, and all you really need to do is install an ai assistant on it and you pretty much have something that this thing does, without the price tag or need for an additional data plan. Great video Arun.

[@orcslayer900]

That's a great point. In the 150 dollar range I would consider this, in its current form even. At 700 it needs to at least match devices in that range or really excel at something those devices can't do. The benefit of this is convenience, even with a 15 second wait time, I can think of plenty of cases where I would use something like this. (Especially after traveling and wishing I could Google something with one free hand as I'm pulling luggage). But at 700 I'll just wait til my hands are free.

[@MrJBA79]

You got to love a device that only starts working the millisecond after you've given up all hope.

[@otte385]

>$24 >that's 2x of what I'm paying on my phone's contract *cries in $80 American phone bill*

[@Yeah_Toast]

This is the main takeaway of the video

[@otte385]

@@Yeah_Toast Yes.

[@clinged2711]

get mint mobile

[@bradliam11]

Yeah the us phone companies screw you over, I get 200gb data, unlimited text and calls for $12 a month in the uk, also the unused data rolls over to the next month

[@ejaz787]

​@@bradliam11tbf the UK is a lot smaller than the US so it must be a lot cheaper for the telecom companies here.

[@mx_brawlstars4894]

the "when you are looking something up but looking down" is brilliant

[@jayvex2778]

Mortis?

[@AdrianSanabria]

Also, props for telling it straight, right in the thumbnail!

[@MlbbPowered]

We need more like him

[@neilgupta2951]

5:12 i did not know you can speak hindi with a british accent 😂

[@Catsermin]

Just what we expected

[@just_mdd4]

a $700 pin is quite the gamble in any scenario lol

[@Beanzops]

I eat the cotton candy from my walls

[@Dynamicdrifting]

​@GOC124why would that be?

[@Dynamicdrifting]

​@GOC124 you have one sub and 6 vids

[@alexiiconner]

@@Beanzopsoh

[@Productivezone-e2p]

5:02 " namaste imran aapke mil ke bahut khushi hui" bro 💀💀

[@morty1765]

x'3

[@WisdomAkpan211]

Was that correct grammar? Please respond I don't understand your reaction

[@perupakshi6439]

@@WisdomAkpan211 Bro said, "It felt great when I found yours' " .

[@Bartholo-meow]

Compared to this, MKBHD's looks benevolent

[@AM_9924]

Kudos to them for trying something new but this is DOA. On device AI is a must. All eyes on Apple next.

[@AdamSmith-gs2dv]

Apple is just implementing Google Gemini. Their own AI was so bad that they had to team up with Google

[@xdanielgs]

You just KILLED that company and product.

[@agentcripper]

lmfao

[@tvs99999]

mkbhd kills fisker, mrwhosetheboss kills the humane. Whos next.

[@shahriartanvir977]

It was dead all along 😂

[@TomPhotoix]

Tbf they killed themselves with a really poorly thought out product. No way this would have gone anywhere regardless of what Arun said about it. This is more high school project in 2006 than 2024 high end AI product.

[@tvs99999]

@@TomPhotoix what? this is cool af. as a concept, having ai on yourself at all times is very good. Just need a ton of work to be even considered,

[@lukeschaeffer2551]

$24/month for a phone plan!!?? That's incredible. They're 3-4x more in Canada.

[@HotTakeAndy]

Nah it’s about $90 a month in the US for unlimited data and texts etc. I think he’s just referring to the cost for this device.

[@Mrkreepy564]

​@@HotTakeAndy he lives in the UK 😂😂😂

[@brynclarke1746]

That's just calls/text/data not including any price for the handset itself, but yes the UK actually has some sane competition between mobile networks

[@gameflicks6781]

Props for being honest despite probably being cuddled by the company from being invited

[@HenningAndersen]

Also one of the few advantages mentioned "it's just there (on your chest)"; for us living in a place with shifting/cold weather you'd have to clip and unclip it every time you take on or off a jacket or sweater etc

[@Mr.Engine993]

not to mention what a nightmare would be to wear it when it's hot. Its weight would make the shirt stick to your skin when you sweat

[@mickobee]

It's funny that this video came out before marques video, hits almost all the same points but it was his video that blew up and it's getting the attention for being negative

[@Kiwiilockspace]

You bring a lot of very good points to the table. You were very genuine and honest in your review, it doesn't matter that you met the CEO, you gave it a chance and you came with a very constructive feedback! That is all extremely appreciated! The company has probably tried to make a product aimed to the wrong market. They can still rebrand themselves or come up with alternative versions that could work. Personally I believe that the product is a first step in a technology that has potential, especially if inserted in specific contexts and customized with features useful for such context. That context is likely going to start more as professional rather than private customers. As a piece of Kit for specific professions that could take advantage of it. Or imagine Making a specialized version for people with mobility issues, giving them the ability to have a private assistant with various features that can make their life easier. The potential is there, the technology is still young.

[@goranisacson2502]

This feels like the right take. I see a lot of people in the comments wondering why they have made this product when most average peoplewon't need to buy it when their smart phones get AI-features, and while I agree that most average people won't need it, and they should QUICKLY reconfigure their expectations if they made this tech and expected it to sell to the mainstream, it COULD be very useful to professions where advice needs to come quick and without access to a smartphone, like doctors who can't afford to look away from a patient. However, as you say- the technology needs to be WAY more mature before it can serve that purpose. And we just hope that they can remain in business long enough for that time to arrive.

[@jakecarlin9402]

@@goranisacson2502 I would be extremely concerned if my surgeon consulted their device during an operation to ask an AI what thing should I cut.

[@goranisacson2502]

@@jakecarlin9402 I mean, surgeons can consult with each other on things even in the middle of a surgery in case the situation changes due to erroneous cuts / making new discoveries as they dig around in the actual body instead of just going by what information they had before surgery started. In a world where the workforce shrinks and things are automated, a human surgeon asking the AI-database on hand for assistance is not THAT farfetched in my eyes... but of course, that IS provided the tech develops to the point where it becomes actually reliable and isn't constantly dependent on being always online, which I admit could be decades away, if it ever even gets that advanced.

[@bulldogsplash1]

It is funny watching the CEO look worried when it messes up. 😂

[@GRLDT]

8:01 bro went from Mozart to Skepta and JME and thought we wouldn't notice 😂😂

[@mobgamer6346]

Probably one of the biggest problems with AI, is that they can be wrong, and quite a lot too. I think we still have at most 10 to 20 years before we actually start using those kinds of things.

[@jameseze9469]

The smartphone is a great invention. But the only thing that can replace it is a small formfactor AR device paired with a neural link interface, with mind controlled input. The next version of that will just use the neural link device to beam visuals directly to your visual cortex and sound to your auditory cortex

[@villegends]

You know you got "Screw you Money" when you can meet the CEO of a product or company and make them nervous like that

[@gaibumantur7454]

Arun,s unbiased review..is the reason why this channel is growing so fast ....kudos.... awesome content with great narration...👏

[@CecilioSprayetti]

Another thing I've noticed is how easy it would be to snatch this from someone's shirt while they're walking. I personally don't want my $1500 device loosely hanging from my shirt where anyone can grab it and run so I would probably keep it in my pocket and pull it out only when I needed to use it which at that point might as well just use my phone

[@SemlerPDX]

@Mrwhosetheboss 10:28 Yes, you are correct. All processing is done remotely. First, the device is capturing the raw audio of your question, then it is uploading this tiny audio file to a speech-to-text processor which takes a moment to transcribe the audio into a text string (such as the OpenAI Whisper transcriber or translator) then, that text string is sent back to the device OR is sent directly for processing as the input for an LLM AI model chat. Next, that LLM AI model has to process this input text into an appropriate response before finally returning that response to the device where it can locally use a text-to-speech (imho, a terrible one) to provide the answer to the user. I make freeware voice command systems for video games and general utility, including my OpenAI API plugin, and I can say with experience that they are on the right track, yet somehow still behind hobbyists such as myself. If my "Malcolm" sounded that bad when speaking, I would be embarrassed. I asked my speech-to-text input LLM AI powered ChatGPT applet in VoiceAttack (called "Malcolm") the same question you did, "Could you give me a synonym for the word, great?" ... then, a subtle "thinking sound loop" played as this was processed (yet for such a small input, it was a 1 second return), and finally, Malcolm replied quite human like with: "Sure, some synonyms for the word "great" include: excellent, fantastic, wonderful, superb, outstanding, and exceptional." using my UK Brian TTS voice from Ivona ... a rather older model, there are much more modern ones with excellent intonation and inflection. If I had then said simply, "How about a few more?", before the microphone went back to sleep, it would contextually reply knowing what we already talked about, and present some more. *TL;DNR* This Humane has great hardware design, but many things from hardware connectivity core concept to the manner of interaction and human feedback, to the software and simple logic and flow, and even the TTS voice used, all need serious improvement. This device should be ONLY connecting to your smartphone, using it's much more powerful hardware for internet connectivity and side processing, and a companion app installed on the smartphone.

[@HeyDropthat]

really appreciate the insight ^ thanks for commenting

[@earlywormgetsthebird]

Awesome comment.

[@KingRCT3]

Amazing answer! Great read. I wonder if we could cut the repetition in the replies tho: "Can you give synonyms to great?" Instead of : "Sure, a few synonyms to great are..." But going straight to the point. These interactions will also be human-like the day the machine will be able to interrupt you as soon as it gets the jist of your request.

[@normalchannel2185]

Yep. The biggest problem is that they are trying to NOT connect to anything. If they made a companion app, then gave the option to download almost anything, and made sure that it is basically an extension of the phone rather than a replacement, they could make a product worth buying

[@SemlerPDX]

@@KingRCT3 One of the things which makes LLM AI seem so human like is exactly what you describe, rather than raw robotic answers. That said, some LLM AI models I've toyed with including the GPT models by OpenAI such as ChatGPT-3, 3.5, and now 4, will take instruction fairly well, and in most cases will comply with such directions - but even then, it can be hit or miss, and truly only with further post-processing (also using LLM AI models) could we truly cull such things from a response to provide *only* the direct answer(s). The drawback being the increased latency from user input to response, and that any additional post-processing would only add to that.

[@marcolaurettobon]

Bro met the CEO and still had the balls to roast the product

[@emmaladmd]

I agree, should be a phone accessory and not try to replace a phone at this stage, that's just trying to be Apple when you're clearly ill equipped to be.

[@liamfoxy]

Definitely can't see the use for this yet, but maybe in the future. I wasn't keen on wearables when they came out, but then smart rings evolved and now I've had one on my finger every day for the last year

[@rauchu5861]

smart rings? i have to look into that

[@MemeMan42069]

Another thing about this device is that its "unlimited" feature could and likely would become not unlimited if they corner a large market.

[@arpro89]

Pls do this type of review for the Rabbit R1 👌🏼

[@aa23music]

He's back! Arun is back!!!! I have been waiting for your video upload every day

[@david05]

It had to be said, thank you for your honesty. Great detailed video

[@xHuntedGunzPCGx]

The idea of being able to customize and train your AI, and load your own information for offline use would be amazing.

[@j.p.6932]

20:38 Why does it need a data plan at all? Why don’t they offer the option to pair it with your phone so you can use the phone’s cellular data and/or wifi connection (much like the Apple Watch does if you opt for the one that doesn’t have cellular capability)?

[@DeviIzx]

Agreed with Arun, glad that providing a detailed unbiased review based on your perspective. its good to see similar product released in-related to AI.

[@bioLarzen]

The last sentence was spot on - all along this video I kept thinking this is just another example of this new age of "developing" where good ideas are only developed, by design, to a quite early state and not with the intention to ever fully develop, build and market it, but to make it be able to present the potential of the imaginery final product appealing enough to one of the tech giants so they buy it off you in it's beta, or rather alpha state.

[@tubester358]

it's not exactly a scheme to develop an MVP (minimum viable product) which can be marketed for bigger investment/getting acquired, it's relatively common in entrepreneurship, the main problem here is how the marketing contrasts with the actual product experience (then again Google did the same for their AI lol). They could've at any time highlighted how this is a long-term dream like Phone blocs back in the day until one of these big companies gets involved, and everyone of them loves AI these days. Could also be one of those companies whose aim is to change the market, whether they personally thrive in that new market or not, like Tesla or OpenAI. Either way, doesn't seem like they can grow without getting a better/bigger team.

[@_Turbocat777]

I honestly didn't recognize this video since I don't think I've ever seen Arun look that grumpy.

[@clashdevil2925]

17:39 i like the foreshadowing of the next video here. Love you arun

[@haphamson9343]

You know a place where this device like this would be perfect? A Star Trek Starship. Powerful enough processing capacity to host its own AI model, spacious and populated enough to justify day to day use for users, enough mission profile variety for users to fully utilize the badge's functionality. This basically combined the combadge and the tricorder

[@Stumble-G]

People think that anyone will just buy tech because of its AI but most of the time that is not the case

[@mchenrynick]

I think I can hear dial-up Internet sounds when the device is searching for the answer LOL =)

[@dhruvbarak2104]

respect for your honesty arun! taking things on a different level.

[@Ro_Dude69]

Bro knows like every tech company ceo

[@paradiz3lost]

It needs an app that could use the phone screen, but that would make the pin idea obsolete.. Lol!

[@ismailvittal]

Appreciate the review, Arun! Excellent content. They should transform it into a "Walkie Talkie" or a "Compact projector" for viewing/sharing movies on adaptable screen, or even a strapless smartwatch 😁would be interesting idea.. I'm still trying to understand what this product is really good for, besides just being 'AI'.

[@eTiMaGo]

What Arun says at the end makes the most sense, this thing as an extension of your phone, a kind of alternative or even companion to a smartwatch, would make so much more sense...

[@balamuralikrishnakrishna4969]

Company should promote this device for helping blind people more. it actually have scope considering its first edition.

[@medhaphor7521]

amazing how much work goes into his videos

[@Erickchicas]

Major props for your honesty!

[@jamiesouthey3762]

theres no way to dislike this guy. he's just good

[@jakipop3397]

It takes BALLS to be that honestly skeptical and critical in front of the CEO. I respect that. Arun has consistently surprised me with how honest he is.

[@eltechnica]

Eh, idk ab that, I'd be like, this sucks, in front of the CEO or not. If it sucks it sucks.

[@panossavvaidis6086]

Just a thought that just came through my head. Who do you want not to be distracted by the whole social media mess, still can tap to the whole internet and does not have a smartphone yet? Kids! Kids are a great target group for this product. they can call, text, interact, they can share moments and, most basically, they can learn to live the moment!

[@emchamberlain]

It's a slick concept. Reminds me on a Apple Newton, then we eventually got the iPad. I suspect smart clothing will begin to incorporate this tech eventually.

[@alexiiconner]

newtonnn🥹 my friends mom had one and i used to play “professional” 😂

[@mark.k2412]

This is some solid advice.

[@Chad-Ni3]

9:51 omg this is so awkward 😭💀

[@freestudymusic550]

Lol😂

[@rocksoupmedia]

Bro, you dodged a bullet. Poor Marques taking all the heat.

[@KarthikS30712]

I appreciate the point about "phone gets involved a lot more than originally intended when we want to use the camera or AI for search". This can be a game changer for airport staff in major international terminals. If this can interface with dashcams and phones seamlessly, that would open up many safety and insurance possibilities. Wish some big corporation gave them a break.