Humane has introduced the AI Pin, a revolutionary wearable powered by OpenAI's GPT-4, featuring a built-in camera and a privacy-focused Trust Light. Priced at $699, this contextual computer aims to redefine user interaction by reducing smartphone dependency. Pre-orders in the US begin on November 16, with availability expected in 2024. Explore the AI Pin's features, subscription details, and its innovative approach to privacy.
Highlights:
- AI Pin debuts as Humane's first AI-powered product, emphasizing contextual computing.
- Trust Light signals recording or image capture, prioritizing user privacy.
- Priced at $699, the wearable supports voice calling, image capture, and a unique Laser Ink Display.
Humane, founded by former Apple employee Imran Chaudhri, has unveiled the AI Pin, heralded as the world's first contextual computer. This wearable, boasting OpenAI's GPT-4 capabilities, attaches magnetically to attire, resembling a body-worn camera. Priced at $699, it supports voice calling, image capture, and projects an interactive display onto the user's palm, offering an innovative alternative to traditional touchscreens.
Available for US pre-order on November 16, the AI Pin comes in Eclipse, Equinox, and Lunar color options. A $24 monthly subscription fee provides T-Mobile network access. Designed to minimize smartphone reliance, the device lacks its own display, employing a laser beam scanning projection system. OpenAI's GPT-4 powers language translation, voice messaging, and meeting summaries.
The AI Pin's 13-megapixel camera captures images, with video support expected via a future software update. Equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip, 4GB RAM, and 32GB storage, the wearable offers 4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS connectivity. Sensors include an accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, and ambient light sensor. The AI Pin's lithium-ion battery supports proprietary wireless charging, and a Trust Light ensures privacy, indicating capture or usage of microphone and scan features through distinct LED colors.
