When the Humane AI Pin works, it’s great. But there are some very obvious things it can’t do well.

Humane’s AI Pin is supposed to replace your phone, but there are some very obvious things it simply can’t do at all.

[NeroVingian]

The absolute depiction of “review a product based on what it is today instead of what it promises to be in the future”.

[icnrc]

That’s literally just a chat gpt but in device form 💀

[brentevans]

Very basic commands! Such a disappointment it can't perform these simple tasks right off the bat.

[joyride]

I feel like reminders and alarms have to be some of the easiest features to implement

[MaxArthey]

I give it 10 months before the company folds and this becomes a tiny brick.

[KeshavChugh]

Still can't believe that these people worked at Apple and somehow decided to ship this to users in it's current state.

[phoenixmedia]

$700 + monthly subscription…. For…..???? 😂😂

[albin]

We don't want things that work.
We want new things.

[impendio]

Weirdest thing is that on the yeti mic it did find the price

[jonatoieri]

Are the “AI tech lies!” folks aware that that same tech is also trained on their text and speech on the web?

[petitelima]

i don't understand why its on the market when these features are not available. Is it a timetable, so they had to bring to market like this?

[calvinit]

"Take money out of my bank account, set it on fire"

[mico]

You do know it updates? It's like phones. They update

[peytoncampbell]

Please buy the rabbit r1, it’s much cheaper than the ai pin. I don’t know if it will be much better at tasks but it is supposedly faster with responses than the pin.

[cowbatboots]

You kinda look like a more handsome Will Ferrell.

[jonatoieri]

You really outrushed the publishing on these products, IMO.

[youdontsay]

So... what are you spending $700 + 24/month for, exactly?

[l.a.p.volkmann]

Etwas Hilfe bitte, was kann der Pin denn?