The Humane AI Pin reportedly uses GPT-4 and indicates recording with a Trust Light
October 24 2023
Humane’s AI Pin, a wearable tech device powered by a mix of proprietary software and OpenAI’s GPT-4, will launch on November 9th after drawing attention as one of Time Magazine’s “Best Inventions of 2023”. The device, designed to attach magnetically to clothing, can perform a range of tasks such as making calls and translating speech, and features a “Trust Light” that indicates when the device’s sensors are recording data. Despite the release having been delayed from the initial October 14th date, the firm says the device won’t require a smartphone or any other device, creating substantial excitement and expectations around the new invention.
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What does it mean?
- Humane's AI Pin: A wearable tech device created by Humane, designed to be attached to clothing and perform a range of tasks.
- Wearable tech device: A portable device that can be worn on the body and often include tracking information related to health and fitness.
- Proprietary software: Software that is legally owned by one company or individual. Unlike open-source software, the source code in proprietary software is not shared with the public.
- OpenAI's GPT-4: A powerful artificial intelligence model developed by OpenAI, used widely in natural language understanding and generation tasks.
- "Trust Light": A feature in Humane's AI Pin that lights up to signal when the device is collecting and recording data.
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