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Privacy issues aside for a moment, this looks really good and is something I’d be interested in. I can imagine this being helpful for folks with ADHD or memory
by cnewey 3y ago
Privacy issues aside for a moment, this looks really good and is something I’d be interested in. I can imagine this being helpful for folks with ADHD or memory issues. I have found meeting transcription tools to be absolutely invaluable at work so to expand that to my wider life makes good sense.
That said I have to admit the monthly subscription price ($19-$29/mo) seems a little higher than I’d like for a wearable device, especially as the premium features appear functionally like a thin wrapper around an LLM and some search tools.
- micimize 3y agoThat pricing is for their other existing product/app that records and exposes digital activity locally in what looks like a fairly nice UI: https://www.rewind.ai/use-case/engineering https://www.rewind.ai/use-case/engineering Very interesting company IMO although I haven't given it a shot.
- rbanffy 3y agoIndeed. I’d love that with glasses as well - having perfect photographic memory of everything I see or hear, augmented by an AI that can correlate events, would be a real superpower. OTOH, I also watched enough Black Mirror to imagine the societal consequences of that. And yes, the subscription model indicates they’ll know a lot more about you than the ad copy discloses. If someone does one that’s fully local with absolutely no strings attached, I’d seriously consider it.
- Nereuxofficial 3y agoOn the other hand there is the Black Mirror: Entire History of you scenario