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Recently, Rabbit released a blog post and a video showcasing the features of its 'Versatile Android Agent.' This agent can control applications on Android tablets, demonstrating capabilities that were lacking in the promised Rabbit R1 device from a year ago. While the Humane AI Pin has faced setbacks, Rabbit seems to be moving forward. During this demonstration, engineers did not use the Rabbit R1 device.

In this shopping frenzy season, are you looking to gift your friends and family a piece of 'future technology'? Unfortunately, there aren't many options when it comes to AI gadgets. Since OpenAI launched ChatGPT in 2022, generative AI has been all the rage in Silicon Valley. Despite countless companies pouring funds into developing new tools, few have created new hardware centered around this technology. Analyst Paul Gagnon noted that at this year's CES in January, expectations were high for generative AI devices, especially for those like...

Struggling startup Humane announced on Wednesday that it has reduced the price of its flagship product, Ai Pin, by $200. Reportedly, the Bay Area startup founded by two former Apple executives has been struggling to sell the product, which was launched in April at a price of $700. The new price is $499, which includes the first month of the Humane Plan. The company also emphasized its return policy, offering a 90-day return period to make consumers feel risk-free. However, critics have not reacted positively to the device.

OpenAI is leading a $60 million Series B funding round for hardware startup Opal, aiming to integrate AI technology into consumer devices. Opal is known for its high-end webcams, particularly its flagship product Tadpole, which offers exceptional video recording quality at up to 3840x2160 pixels and customizable settings via an app. In addition to enhancing its camera products, Opal plans to leverage OpenAI's resources to develop AI-based innovat....

SK Telecom becomes the exclusive telecommunications partner for Ai Pin in South Korea. Humane's AI technology and CosmOS system authorize Ai Pin's wearable artificial intelligence devices to achieve a palm projection interface. The first batch of Ai Pin products is expected to be delivered in mid-April.

A.I. company Humane, backed by Sam Altman, plans to release the AI Pin, a wearable device based on ChatGPT technology, in March 2024. The AI Pin aims to reduce dependence on smartphones and features a laser projector that turns your palm into a small screen, displaying time, date, and other notifications. The device also offers real-time translation and supports multiple languages, priced at $699.