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I honestly watch almost all his videos but I was kind of surprised on how he handled the Humane AI pin. He basically shit on it for not being perfect. Remember,

I honestly watch almost all his videos but I was kind of surprised on how he handled the Humane AI pin. He basically shit on it for not being perfect. Remember, this is a product in a NEW CATEGORY. Of course it is not going to be perfect. But saying it is the WORST PRODUCT EVAH, is really shitty and way in the clouds (not down to earth). Anyway, I will continue to watch his videos because they are informative and entertaining. Of course I will decide for myself on what I buy and why, because I have a brain and my own agency AND can assess things using my own logic and values. And please don't tell me you don't notice how a sweetheart he is to Apple and Tesla... PEACE

aurareturn 2y ago
I would argue that the Humane Pin has done more damage to AI industry than The reviewer has done to it. People are going to point to this product as proof of the AI bubble even though anyone with a brain could see that this would fail from the start.
rickdeckard 2y ago
> Remember, this is a product in a NEW CATEGORY. Of course it is not going to be perfect. Okay. We're tech-people here so let's be straight. Software can be improved upon even after purchase. If the company gains sufficient momentum they could address some issues and make it better. But the AI pin is a product which depends on: #1 A projector which consumes too much power yet is too weak to be visible in daylight #2 A voice-cloud-voice roundtrip which is not fast enough to feel instant, especially because there's no display to entertain the user while waiting. Apart from anything else, these human interface issues cannot be fixed after purchase. So cutting as much slack for them as I can, my verdict is still "don't buy" A disruptive product doesn't have to be jack of all trades, it usually excels in 1-2 areas while being weak in others. --> in which area will the AI pin be able to excel?
theshackleford 2y ago
Product looks like absolute garbage. PEACE

aurareturn 2y ago

I would argue that the Humane Pin has done more damage to AI industry than The reviewer has done to it. People are going to point to this product as proof of the AI bubble even though anyone with a brain could see that this would fail from the start.

rickdeckard 2y ago

> Remember, this is a product in a NEW CATEGORY. Of course it is not going to be perfect. Okay. We're tech-people here so let's be straight. Software can be improved upon even after purchase. If the company gains sufficient momentum they could address some issues and make it better. But the AI pin is a product which depends on: #1 A projector which consumes too much power yet is too weak to be visible in daylight #2 A voice-cloud-voice roundtrip which is not fast enough to feel instant, especially because there's no display to entertain the user while waiting. Apart from anything else, these human interface issues cannot be fixed after purchase. So cutting as much slack for them as I can, my verdict is still "don't buy" A disruptive product doesn't have to be jack of all trades, it usually excels in 1-2 areas while being weak in others. --> in which area will the AI pin be able to excel?

theshackleford 2y ago

Product looks like absolute garbage. PEACE