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People who tested it out, don't really like it (Marques Brownlee, Inc, Verge, Wired...), but the most positive comments come from people who don't have it. Why are people excited, even though trusted influencers in the industry are stating it's not good enough, yet?

Can’t wait to get this. I am not a software guy or computer guy. I am just a business guy. Looking forward to using this as my friends phone and using my iPhone for work. The little I know about this I see the pin as being like a iPad. You have a computer so you don’t really think you need an iPad. You break down and get an iPad then start using it and your computer sits at home and doesn’t get taken with you anymore and you use the iPad. I think I can see this working the same way. And I don’t think it’s expensive. And I like paying Humane my cell phone bill rather than having to go deal with another cell phone carrier. It comes loaded and ready to go. Very excited to see this thing. Great work on building and taking the risk.

This is a great wearable though on a massive scale, underlies a use case problem: 1. People need full visual representation of information (Visual Screens, Apps, Images of people, places, HD screen etc.) 2. Not all the time people are comfortable to talk to their pin esp. in transit, public places, or at dinner tables. But I guess the target market is different, for people who wants more autonomy away from their phone screens.

Adding to the fascinating discussion on the "Ai Pin Explained" video, one intriguing aspect to consider is the potential for AI Pin to revolutionize personal data security and privacy. With its advanced sensors and AI-driven operating system, AIP pin could offer personalized security measures that adapt in real-time to the user's environment and behavior. Imagine a device that not only understands your context but also predicts potential security threats and mitigates them proactively, all while ensuring that your data remains encrypted and safe from prying eyes. This level of personalized and adaptive security could significantly enhance trust in digital ecosystems, opening new doors for how we interact with and rely on technology in sensitive environments. Whether it's in healthcare, finance, or personal communication, the implications for data protection and privacy are profound. I'm curious to hear others' thoughts on how AIP pin could further integrate such cutting-edge security features. How do you envision this impacting industries that are particularly sensitive to data privacy concerns?

This device is utterly useless; I've spent several hours playing with it, only to find it sorely lacking. I've already requested a full refund. It's clear that it's not ready for the market and performs poorly. There's no way humans can rely on this device for anything substantial; it's the most frustrating gadget I've ever encountered. The list of its flaws is extensive. The manufacturers have grossly misrepresented its capabilities and performance. They're likely to face lawsuits when people experience emergencies and can't communicate due to overheating issues and general malfunctioning preventing calls. Additionally, the battery life is atrocious, and the laser ink display only exacerbates the heating problem. This has to be one of the worst product launches I've ever witnessed. I'd love to see the unedited footage of their videos; I imagine it's quite awkward and filled with expletives. The Federal Trade Commission will undoubtedly take action against them. This is a $241,000,000 disaster. This product is not just bad; it's inhumane. Using it feels like torture. #BuyerBeware

Ya'll need a finer tip on that marker.

"greater freedom because of its automated operating system [that you don't get control over]" <checks dictionary> Yeah, that is not what freedom means.

Humane ai pin in medicine: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/harveycastromd_ethical-ai-hipaa-activity-7182428792093655042-qHes

This is so inspirational. I highly value the UX of AI Wearables, I find them a great alternative to smartphones (which grab all the attention). They are also superior to VR glasses, which build a barrier between us and our surroundings. I’ve shared thoughts about its possible future impact on branding and usage of audio format https://medium.com/@agata.cupriak/the-impact-of-ai-wearables-on-the-sonic-branding-46b8554e8814