First as tragedy, then as farce. Human’s disastrous AI Pin device, which went on sale earlier this year, isn’t just an overpriced disappointment. Now it turns out that it’s a literal fire hazard.

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It turns out that the wearable AI device 'AI Pin,' which can be pinned to the chest or wall and used for voice input to access AI assistants and real-time translation, is suffering from the misfortune ...

An employee demonstrates the laser projection of the Humane AI pin in Barcelona, Spain.. Photo: Getty Images The idea of a small, chest-worn, screenless, AI “communicator” device sounded like a great ...

More and more functionality is getting integrated into a single ASIC. The main focus of the industry is to provide a cost effective integrated solution within a smaller die size. One of the factors ...

In case you missed the hype, Humane is a startup founded by ex-Apple executives that's working on a device called the "Ai Pin" that uses projectors, cameras and AI tech to act as a sort of wearable AI ...

“PIN,” “ping,” “IM,” “BBM” — these are just a few of the words that inhabit our vernacular these days, and all are used interchangeably, though they don’t technically mean the same thing. For instance ...

Your IT: "Your account is now secured with a PIN, adding an extra layer of security to your account." Your Users: "Great idea! I'll just use my credit card PIN, that way I will always remember my ...

Researchers at security company ESET have found a type of malware that changes an Android device’s PIN, the first of its kind in an ever-evolving landscape of ransomware attacks. For most users, the ...