Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Thursday, November 9th,

2023. I'm Brian McCullough. Today we're getting our first look at the first

ever AI hardware product from Humane.

Once Disney swallows Hulu, it's going to create one app to stream them all.

Samsung joins the AI race.

The e-sports world continues to blow up, and a judge has ruled that your car can continue

reading your text messages legally. Here's what you miss today in the world of

tech. So Humane is supposed to debut its AI Wearable product today, though for the life of me

I couldn't figure out when the launch event was actually going to happen. Thankfully, details have leaked, so let me give you the leaks and we can adjust things if the reality doesn't end up matching what the leaks say.

The leaks say, the product is called AI PIN. It's $694, but it also requires a $24 a month

subscription because it needs a phone number, a data plan, and you get cloud storage and access to Microsoft and

open AI models.

Quoting the verge.

The pin itself is a square device that magnet clips to your clothes or other surfaces.

The clip is more than just a magnet though.

It's also a battery pack, which means you can swap in new batteries throughout the day to keep

the pin running.

We don't know how long a single battery lasts, but the device ships with two battery

boosters. It's powered by a Qualcomm, Snap Dragon processor and uses a camera, depth, and motion

sensors to track and record its surroundings. It has a built-in speaker which Humane

calls a personic speaker and can connect to Bluetooth headphones. Since there's no

screen Humane has come up with new ways to interact with the pin. It's primarily meant to be a voice-based

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