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.

It’s here. After months of hype, leaks and reveals, Humane has officially revealed the Ai Pin. The small device magnetically attaches to its wearer’s lapel, collecting data via an on-board camera.

The day the Humane Ai Pin died, it was also reborn. Or at least, there was hope. On February 28, shortly after noon Pacific time, Humane switched off its servers supporting its contentious Ai Pin ...

Humane’s AI Pin is shutting down on February 28th, and the company is selling its tech to HP. The company’s story is one of failure after failure, from launch on.

The Ai Pin goes on sale November 16 in the US starting at $699, plus $24 monthly for unlimited calling, texting, and data through T-Mobile. Humane revealed the device’s look and basic functions ...

Before the current NASA astronaut pin was adopted in 1963, the design was first introduced on U.S. Air Force (pictured) and U.S. Navy pilot astronaut wings that were awarded to members of the ...

Humane, the company behind the much-hyped Ai Pin that launched to less-than-glowing reviews last month, is on the hunt for a buyer, Bloomberg reported, citing anonymous sources.. The company has ...