This is the future, I guess…

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What is the Humane Ai Pin, and should you buy one?
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[@davidaltizer]

idk

[@josephglover4546]

I asked them about one thing that was useful to me: that I could share a link to my notes and have the AI query the data: easy enough, right? chat GPT can read links, right? but they told me this was not a thing with this device.

[@emily_rosebloom_hw]

The fail here is the so-dry-I-could-fall-asleep delivery. They could have an incredible product that people will lose it over but if they are relying on these two to deliver the messaging, it's dead in the water. The enthusiasts will see if for what it is worth but unless they come out swinging and evangelize the problems it solves, the "I have a cell phone, thanks" crowd, the "costs way too much and I need a subscription? no way." people and the "that looks dumb" contingency will immediately dismiss. It is incredibly rare that the brains of the operations are also writing the marketing.

[@davidaltizer]

turns out the responses the thing gave were wrong. the almonds had way less protein and the bit about the eclipse was totally wrong. i think this thing isn't ready and after learning more i have sort of become more pessimistic about the project.

[@Nor-tc8vz]

Say what you want about Jobs but he was at least charismatic in his presentations.

[@RamonLinares]

I don't know, that couple has a strange dark cult vibe. The gadget is just a limited phone with ChstGPT, I don't see the point.

[@pirateluffy01]

+1

[@CrunchyMind]

My two cents is that I like the initiative and I respect the risk that they took and doing something like this but I think they did a horrible PR job and I’m not referring to the event being delayed. I mean we literally do not know anything about the hardware processor the camera resolution can I video call someone do I need to have my phone on me does it have to be AT&T what happens if I travel outside the US and is it water proof?? Just so many questions unanswered. Also, I know with new tech there’s usually a premium fee and they’re probably not mass producing those things, but $700 that’s a hefty price tag to have when you’ve barely done any marketing about the thing, aside from a TEDTalk about a year ago, and can I just say we literally say again, we still do not know a thing about the hardware side of things, I mean the thing could be made up of paper mache for all we know.

[@devildog832916]

Nice breakdown of the product. It made me subscribe

[@davidaltizer]

awesome! glad to have you here! i will be buying one of these and seeing how good or bad it is lol

[@Dimtastic]

I love everything about the vision and the company! On their discord for months

[@stefolino]

9min15s. So true I am often pissof when I ask ok google a stuff and it is start reading for ages useless stuff. It almost make me stop asking and typing it instead.

[@porvoonosho]

I switched to a dumb phone few months ago. Switching to this would be super easy for me. Too bad they didn't say anything about European release dates.

[@davidaltizer]

Interesting! Yeah I think this may be the perfect dumb phone

[@jayvansickle7607]

If you move the letters around, you can spell “iPain”.

[@firworks]

>Ai Pin >Uses magnets not a pin This thing is a lot more interesting than I expected, though I think a lot of it could be accomplished by just having a bluetooth button magnetted to your shirt that triggers ChatGPT voice on your phone. The projected display is neat but I suspect the primary interaction will just be voice and audio based. The hand gestures seem clunky and difficult to remember unless you spend a lot of time just training. At the same time do you need to see a low res sun with clouds and 73F projected on your hand vs just pressing it and saying "What's the weather like today?" and hearing a response? I'm not allowed to use ChatGPT for work but for my own personal projects I use it constantly and can definitely see the value. The price is too high for me to get just to play around with but I bet there will be some unexpectedly cool use cases for it early adopters will find. A lot of our modern devices are just slight refinements of the same thing over and over. This is at least out there enough that it feels a bit like "the future". I feel like there's not enough of that future magic even though by this point we really should be living in it already.

[@OldDog-se9ev]

Thanks for posting this review. There were several interesting features for that device. When he touched the device on his lapel, it made me think of Captain Picard on Star Trek. "2 to beam up." For the hand gestures that he used to control the device, it made me think of "Upload" & "The Peripheral" series on Amazon Prime. I wonder how this device is going to compare to Navigation apps. Currently I like the fact that I can just put my phone on my windshield and see the turns along with the voice directions. I do like the fact that I could wear one of these devices to a meeting and just let OpenAI answer any questions directed at me. :)

[@azendantforces1897]

I don’t like the fact that I can’t use it with my phone. I know they want to kill the screen but they still have a screen anyway via laser projection

[@pirateluffy01]

Its soo ridiculous i couldn't stop laughing

[@giovannigonzalez796]

Ik i'm in the minority here but im honestly rlly excited to purchase the ai pin for my bday, my new yrs resolution this year was to go phoneless so I destroyed my phone, so far i've been getting much more done since i've always been distracted by tiktok and social media on my phone so the fact that the Ai pin is basically my phone but without the distractions rlly draws me in and if I want entertainment I always have Tv or my computer which im using right now. Not to mention the majority of ppl dont understand how powerful Ai is, I use chatgpt everyday constantly on my computer as my form of google and I stay putting people on to Ai so being able to have access to that Ai whenever is perfect for me. I rlly think this pin is a step in the right direction, just imagine the next gen versions of it, its just like when the iphone came out and ppl werent sure of it. Timing is everything and I think this Ai pin is way ahead of its time for the majority who doesnt understand the potential and innovation.

[@jatinsahoo458]

3:33 There is a flow chart on the internet... which says its LTE, BT 5.1 and Wifi 6

[@The_vincepryor]

This is just a screen-less smartphone in speaker mode. Both Siri and Google assistants are slow. This is the first version. Smart speakers and watches are gimmicks. But we use them to some degree. This is all beta, We pay for it as the first adapters. Version 15.3 in 2040 will be likely be the optimized version we will slowly take for granted.😎 Like our iPods with a phone attached. 😊 This is straight out of "Player One"

[@davidaltizer]

totally. this thing is probably 5-10 years ahead of its time. just waiting for siri to have similar AI performance (like this with OpenAi) and it’ll just be game over for companies like this.

[@kzgameplayz]

NeuralLink with this device must be super cool to solved the problem

[@2Manchester]

Ladies and Gentlemen... The smartphone is the top of the heap. Ain't nothing better coming out in the next 20 years. Neuralink maybe...but highly doubtful.

[@davidaltizer]

honestly very true. and what's keeping OpenAI from just allowing their iOS app to do everything this Ai Pin does?

[@loboshort]

what about waranty?

[@caramelcheezit6978]

Im ngl i fucking love how much you get with the price point. I saw the openai integration at the end too and i was like Okay, now Thats huge The data aspect, I understand that it can all be used for revenue but i dont even know if i totally care. I do, because i want unfiltered information, but i read books for that

[@davidwatchesyoutube247]

Both presenters are also the owners. Should have hired actors who are exciting and animated. They were as boring as the product.

[@Elixyr1985]

So it’s another thing you got to charge every day and pay a subscription…

[@sky.london]

So it can do everything my phone can do....... i have a phone.

[@LaMontPowell]

watched the full video on the humane site and all I can say is....take my money

[@davidaltizer]

it’s gonna be a fun experiment. curious to know if it’ll actually work!

[@hatsHQ]

This is really cool! I feel strongly it can help the blind with its in-built camera to identify obstacle and how to help them avoid it. Asides that, I feel it can also be utilized to aid in the communication with the speech impaired. through interpreting the sign language to even an individual that has zero knowledge about sign language. Finally, it will help with capturing, documentation and reporting of incidence as they happen in real time. My recommendation is for speech activation to be introduced for those who are limbless to also take advantage of it. In all, it is a fantastic innovation.

[@davidaltizer]

really great take! this thing for sure will be helpful to the blind and people with accessibility issues!

[@tomabocas15]

That's all cool. But...can it game?

[@davidaltizer]

could do a physiological audio based thriller

[@jorgepena3712]

This is kind of an stupid device, sorry for anyone excited but its too futuristic, people won't adapt to no screen all of a sudden the shift is too drastic and honestly 95% of the features can be made on a Apple Watch, I get their intention which is to make tech less intrusive and make it disappear but its actually more intrusive, people all over the place talking to an AI to interact with a device that is a no no, all those AI feature can be done on an Apple Watch and if people really don't wanna use a phone just get the cellular Apple Watch. To make the tech invisible and reduce the reliance on large screens and distractions of a phone I would have made a smart watch that competes with the iPhone, small like an Apple Watch but totally independent of any phone, it's less intrusive and completely disappears but its there when you need it.

[@Ranger7Studios]

It will also make you a sleeper agent and force you to Kill the Queen at a baseball game. Remember, the gun is hidden under home plate. ;) #creepyAIdevice

[@davidaltizer]

lol!

[@gregv2821]

This device is ridiculous. We are literally falling fast towards idiocracy.

[@shaundamon6421]

I love the first comments on the video lmao 🤣🤣, I hope you won't disappoint me going forward becuase I am looking for more reviews that are honest that this product is trash and useless.

[@mannydrives]

lol the comments here are from people addicted to their smartphones

[@davidaltizer]

yeah lol

[@AndrewHormanDru]

All you are just negative

[@davidaltizer]

i’m not that negative am i? i think this is an interesting product for a really niche market. but it’s not going to change the world

[@robe619]

It’s now in the hands of reviewers and they’re all negative. This product is a failure.

[@noway8233]

This product is a joke ,maybe for startreck fans😊

[@davidwatchesyoutube247]

Those hand motions are something new to memorize. Nope. Slow. Speaking everything is annoying to not just you but everything around you.

[@Sodacake]

come on dave. you're better than covering this nonsense.

[@davidaltizer]

you think this is a scam? i’m not sure about it. i’m a tech optimist so i’m curious about it

[@Sodacake]

​@@davidaltizeryeah i think within 12 months we will never hear about this product again. it just seems like another attempt to collect even more data about our every waking moment like all "wearable tech".

[@iComplainer]

No he’s not

[@Nwrx]

Lazy kid want life to be lazier.