Humane has been much talked about for its new AI Pin, a lapel clip-on device that makes big promises of replacing your smartphone screen with an AI-powered helper. We interviewed Humane’s ...

Humane’s AI Pin is on display at Mobile World Congress 2024, showing off some genuinely neat tech — though it’s overshadowed by a self-serious sales pitch.

Customers who purchased an Ai Pin on or after November 15, 2024 will get a refund, but other users are out the full $700. Note that all refunds must be submitted by February 27.

Humane's wearable AI pin became available nationwide today. Early reviews are out. Many of them say the device has potential but isn't really useful yet. Here's a sampling of what some reviewers ...

Although it functions a lot like the AI Pin, the Rabbit R1 is more toy-like, both in appearance and price. It's safety orange with a big control knob, and it "only" costs $199 with no subscription ...

But the real reason, in my opinion, that the Humane AI Pin failed was its ignorance of how ubiquitous phones are. It's a lesson other AI devices, and VR/AR wearables, should pay attention to.

Humane’s first gadget, the AI Pin, is currently slated to launch on November 9th, but we just got our best look at it yet thanks to a somewhat unexpected source. Before it has even been ...

Art Selfie 2 has a pretty liberal interpretation of Girl with a Pearl Earring. Screenshot from Art Selfie 2 I've always been a fan of Vermeer so I opted for the "Vermeer's Pearl Earring" style.

The problem was that it wasn’t really clear what the AI Pin would do to justify its $700 asking price (plus a $24/month subscription). It didn’t take long for things to spiral out of control.

Humane Humane, which made a splash with its AI Pin earlier this year, seems to be in more trouble than expected. Following a lackluster reception of its bespoke AI hardware, executive departures ...

The Humane AI Pin, Rabbit R1 and Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses take AI out of your smartphone and put it in a dedicated gadget. WSJ’s Joanna Stern put them through a series of tests.