I've seen a bunch of AI wearables come out, such as the Humane AI Pin, the Rewind Pendant, the Tab Necklace, etc.The value proposition that gets thrown around with these devices is the promise of having a "second brain" there with you at all times, listening to your conversations, and gathering the context. Context being the most important part.However, the goal for this is to be common and...
there's a reason why all these companies are coming out with their own hardware. Apple severely limits your ability to create these as apps.
I can't lie, it does sound dystopian, but I am excited for wearable AI. I used to be a smartglasses hater but I see the value of it once we can get it down to normal glasses size + GOOD AI capabilities.
however, I personally don't care as long as I'm getting value out of it, and I'm sure this goes for others as well.
Over the past few months, we've seen a couple of consumer hardware startups come out with their take on what an "AI wearable" will look like. For example, the Humane Pin, Rewind Pendant, Brilliant Labs Glasses, Avi's Tab (Necklace), etc.However, no one has tried making an AI wearable wrist device that isn't a smartwatch. I'm envisioning a wristband with no screen that is used as a device that...
and then in private environments, you can talk with it out loud.
Humane is betting on the AI Pin, Rewind and Tab are betting on necklaces, etc.In my opinion, a smartwatch would be awesome as the form factor for an "AI Partner." Glasses would also be cool, but I think it's hard to make humans want to have something on their faces for extended periods of time.I believe that in the future, everyone will have their own personal AI, similar to how everyone has...