After launching its AI Pin in April 2024 and reportedly seeking a buyout by May 2024, Humane is shutting down. Most of the people who bought an AI Pin will not get refunds for the devices, which ...

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 ...

This helps support our journalism. Learn more. Please also consider subscribing to WIRED As of today, the Humane Ai Pin is dead—less than a year since its launch. Following an acquisition by HP ...

If you were one of the few artificial intelligence enthusiasts who bought a Humane AI pin, the time has come to say goodbye. The wearable device, which CNET principal writer Scott Stein said ...

The Humane Ai Pin promised to be the next big thing in wearable tech but the device failed to attract users, becoming instead a poster child for AI's contribution to the global e-waste problem.

If you were banking on Humane's Ai Pin being the Next Great Thing, this week was not your week. After skidding out of the gate in its debut, Humane's expensive AI gadget spent the last year ...

The Humane AI Pin, perhaps the most mocked tech release of recent years, is dead. Last April, after years of secrecy and rumours, Humane launched what it said was the future of personal technology.

Humane’s Ai Pin, which promised to replace your smartphone with a sleek wearable device, is officially dead. After a rocky launch, negative reviews, and returns outpacing sales, the startup is ...

On paper, the Humane AI pin didn’t seem like a terrible idea. It was a stylish little device meant to put AI right on your lapel, designed by former Apple employees and launched in April 2024 — right ...

HP is acquiring parts of Humane's business for $116 million. Humane said it was discontinuing its AI Pin "effective immediately." The company said the devices will stop connecting to their servers ...

LONDON: The Humane Ai Pin promised to be the next big thing in wearable tech but the device failed to attract users, becoming instead a poster child for AI's contribution to the global e-waste ...