I tested the Humane AI Pin - It's not good. 

Yeah no, not really surprising. Most tech RU-vidrs would do the same

You're talking about the guy who went to the google CEO during their foldable announcements and told them straight up "Samsung is better, what made you drift so apart from that?" 😂 . I think we wouldn't accept anything other than honesty from him, as he is expecting from himself. Props to him indeed 👏 👏 .

@@blackpepper2610 yeah no a lot of tech youtubers wont do that. They want good brand representation and they want other companies to see that if you pay them and invite them to events that they get easy promotion so that the youtuber gets invited to more events. this video will hurt this channel in the future with brands being less likely to invite him to see/test prototypes many techyoutubers wont take that risk and hurt their own channel

I think he is still a little softer on it. Because that pin is actual trash. Literally ZERO reasons why you would need this.

​​@@Luckysury333yeah other than "OMG!!!!! THE FUTURE 😯👉🤖🤖?"?

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I heard that before, but I don't quite get it. If a honest review kills your company, that's not the reviewers fault.

Marques was also honest!?

Yeah I know people were all over Marques because of the title, but the actual video wasn’t that brutal

They both gave their honest take on the product. Arun really dug into why its really bad , while Marques went for a super clickbaity title that harmed the company more than the review itself

Uh-huh honey🎶🎵

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There’s no such thing as true opinion lol nor false opinion. But I get what u mean like truthfully HONEST opinion or sum

I'm not sure why it's refreshing; there are plenty of channels that do truthful reviews like this, lol.

@@bigsur370what they mean is the opinions of the actual channel owner rather than what the company tells them to say

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True but he still is nice about him while the product is just a scam with a lot of fake promises that they will not be able to deliver but still receive people’s money.

​@@hystericthumbwhat's wrong about being nice to another human being

you mean mrhosutebose

​@@hystericthumb they have the choice to not buy and sue the company if their promises at point of sale were fake. Don't expect everyone to be as toxic and bitter to people as you.

You do not understand the definition of the word "biased". As long as someone has any sort of want for things going one way over the other, they are biased. For example, in this case, there is a financial incentive for making engaging content to maximize clicks to maximize them $$$s. Whether that makes it more attractive for him to destroy this product regardless of whether it's good is irrelevant to the discussion of whether he's biased. The best anyone can do is typically "making an attempt to appear unbiased or correct for their biases."

@@Alice_Fumo I believe you are overthinking it, as the definition of "biased" is: unfairness or prejudice against someone or something. It goes without saying that every content creator has a need to make watchable engaging content. But when reviewing products it can go two ways: they are pro or against something. Their "bias" of making a good video will pervade the video in any case, so they might as well share their honest uncensored experience and let the content write itself. Was Arun unfair in his criticism against this product ? I don't think so. Did he have prejudice ? Well if you count his desire to like this product, then yes. But technically no.

​@@DavorBaI agree

​@@Alice_FumoI mean he would get the same amount of views if he glazed the product, calling it next gen and whatnot

Well trust me if it were to Apple he will have a different narrative, I guess it depends on on how thick is your check at the end of the day

Lol. What?

Yeah that was a HUGE delay. Pretty much guarantees that all the processing is being done on a server, it simply records your speech and uploads that audio to a server.

@@HotTakeAndy Lol didn't you notice the delay? :D

@@Jokamutta I was referring to “tells you everything you need to know about this device’s limitations.” Like no, it doesn’t.

Their sponsored opinions. I am yet to see them hating on stupid smartphones from Samsung, Google and Apple.

@@Druze_Tito ​​⁠Well one thing is for sure, Humane isn’t sponsoring them for the review of this video 😂 otherwise it would’ve been stated as such. Plus, the only reason you’re not gonna see an nothing-but-negative review of the iPhone, Samsung, Pixel etc is because is far as the tech and ability of the devices are concerned, they’re pretty decent. Privacy concerns are a completely diff matter and don’t belong in ANY electronic review bc if I was gonna make a video pointing out that Google uses every sliver of your data and spies on you (just like every social media app on the market), then I’d do it on a separate video. But I get what you’re saying 100%. These guys have made a nice living off of reviewing tech, so I’m sure they don’t want to piss off Big Tech in the process, makes sense to me 🤷🏼‍♀️ Not saying I AGREE with it, but that I simply understand it.

@@Druze_Tito I think you don't actually watch these guys' content at all, or you would know that both of them have roasted both Samsung and Apple products before.

​@@xvgm24 Criticized - yes, roasted - no. For this product they should put pioneering on the pedestal, then criticize second. They affect the sales potential of this product, which is like unbrushed diamond - it will only get better and it's better than a smartphone for busy people. I will say it again - if this was Apple's product, these influencers would be much milder in their critics. P.S. - I used to watch the black pal, not anymore, unsubbed long time ago.

@@Druze_Tito You're one of those. Yes, they (the reviewers) affect the sales of this product, for a very good reason. It is not a good product, and it is not at all worth buying. They don't want people to waste their money. That is the point of a review, it affects the sales of a product, and tells people whether they should, or should not buy it. Back to what you said, that it has potential. So why don't you work on it and make it a good product, before trying to sell it? For 700$, may I add. A quality product is more likely to garner positive reviews and generate sales through word-of-mouth recommendations. Investing in product development to enhance its features, functionality and overall quality can significantly improve its marketability and customer satisfaction, which will lead to less negative reviews, and more profit. I don't even think you watched the video, and saw all of it's flaws. This thing, in it's current stage, is not better than a smartphone, even for busy people. And I'd go as far to say that it will never be as good as a smartphone, let alone be better than one. Overall, relying on the product's potential, and hoping that it does get better while it is falling incredibly short currently, is not a good reason to spend 700$ on it.

It's not an IP so I don't think they fulfilled this purpose

_Unless_ Google acquires it.

@@progbarock then what would be the acquired value?

@@MarioCola dunno, but something like this could have limited use.

If Google does then this will join their infamous graveyard sooner than a year

Psycho Pass

​@JoulieRodgers you'll ruin your channel with fake engagement, then that camera's gonna be a sore gift

​@JoulieRodgers "You should've died at birth." - Omniman

You mean the discriminatory one?

That would be awesome

Or maybe just integrate it into a smart watch as an app or a service. Why create 'yet another device'?

Same

To be fair, this product is such an obviously bad proposition, that even if Jesus himself was the ceo, there would be be no way to recommend it without losing all integrity.

​@@PastelLavenderYT I know this is probably a bot, but if you're not: do you seriously think this works? Like, seriously.

Bro did you see when Arun went to meet up with the Google ceo, guess what he was flexing samsung galaxy z fold 4 while discussing Google pixel fold

W comment such a sigma

he is such a a genuine and great person. He said all the benefits and good points while giving genuine feedback on how the product could be improved.

Yes Arun is not a jerk

humane is marketing to the wrong audience this device would kill it in office spaces imagine you're a busniess man talking to a client that only speaks spanish imagine if you need to tell your co worker something important fast imagine if you you need to find something like a date on a document imagine if you need to know where your co workers are in the office it would automatically clock in an employee in when it connects to the office wifi and clock out when they leave in order to calculate work hours i hope humane improves its speed and gives it a camera that can move inside the device and focus on something in the room or ike a WIDE angle camera

@@vikasgadari562 well, no

@JoulieRodgers Maybe you should stop "literally begging" and actually make some decent content

​@JoulieRodgersMaybe you should try to make a better video. 😉🙂

@JoulieRodgersno

You can't love it, bevause you are a sentient human, and you understand the slave chains are shiny high tech, but they are still slave chains, owned and run by the Master corporation, and they do not care that their technology will destroy society and harm humanity. Because enslaving and exploiting everyone is the goal of the Corporations.

That's what I really 💭 no of this pin...wanna love it but cant

True

Yeah

He does choose his words wisely though 😜

I showed the original company pitch to an elderly relative and they said "oh hell no. It's already hard enough to use a smartphone, let alone this laser gadget". It's awful for people with physical disabilities. Bad eyesight, arthritis, hearing difficulties. If you're deaf, it's useless. If you have arthritis, it's painful. Blind, nearly useless, since you can't do the hand interface. At least laptops and smartphones have text-to-speech capabilities. Accessibility modes like high-contrast and large text, colorblindness adjustments, grayscale, magnifyer, narrator (with a natural speech cadence). Even braille.

If you think a camera with internet access can accurately weigh an item, know exactly how it's cooked and can determine it's exact macro nutrients you might need a medical device for daily life... a helmet.

@@krad1314 Exaggeration... an AI that is trained on enough images of food + calorie and nutrient information could probably give a good estimate. OP never implied an exact requirement, but probably a "good enough" approximation which was not demonstrated in the video.

@krad1314 so you just completely ignored my comment to call me stupid. I would ask that you learn to read so you could respond properly, but that's probably asking too much of a single brain cell.

@krad1314 to be clear, my original post was about some greedy individual lying about his device's capability to get more people to buy it, then making an excuse when it doesn't perform as advertised. But I understand that words and sentences are hard to comprehend for those special individuals like yourself who have to rely on a single brain cell to process all that information.

If it does or attempts to do anything that can be seen as medically related, it has to be certified as a medical device. A process that is extensive, expensive and requires a great deal of scrutiny.

This was my first thought, surprised it is not mentioned

THAT is a fantastic point.

At that point you could just make an external bluetooth pin that pairs with your phone. There's way more accessibility support on phones

only for blind people that could see before

That already exists through glasses with cameras

Maroosatheboss???? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

@@NoneMoment 0:33

​@@jaydenleckpa8381 lol

And you have not to pay every month to operate your watch😊

@@MrOetzilarsno u no don’t

Nothing. It’s just junk like Amazon’s Alexa and those digital picture frames. More ways to sell disposable garbage.

You mean the 60 dollar fit 3 that does everything and more

This is what it is. It is a not so smart-watch that is in the style of a nurses watch. My watch and phone can do more than this thing can, but if they make the tech small enough and intergrated it into a smart watch and it used a phones CPU and internet connection then it would be a great peice of tech and might get more people to adapt smart watches.

kinda unrelated, but remember google cardboard? 😅 that was fun

​@@alexiiconneromg that was so long ago 😄

It will come back

Google Glass that's powered by AR tech but not as bulky as Vision Pro will certainly reduce the time we spend staring at the phone screen.

It was too far ahead for its time

If the product will be around in the next five years I will be massively impressed

Yeah, but he probably wishes he hadn't 🤣

This company won't last

This product is just an attempt to suck money from venture capitalists.

Seriously?

Bro that wouldn't have made into the final video if that happened! Only we can experience that when we buy the thing!

​@@_BlackSpectrumYou're new to this channel if you think that

Marussabetheboss

@@_BlackSpectrumDude. Mr Who’s the boss doesn’t do that

its not siri XD

For real 🤣. Got a 3 mobile sim while I was in the uk for 12$, came back to the us and it turns out they get unlimited roaming data included in that. Crazy to me.

I pay €7.99/month for 200 GB of data in 5G (plus I don't remember how many in roaming in all EU countries), 100 texts (that no one uses anymore) and unlimited minutes of calls. You guys get scammed badly

​@@snaeshaads8203what's the usual price for a contract?

@@Artem-gg6bq I only use prepaid with unlocked phones. in the us a good prepaid plan without roaming data included is about 30$.

I didn’t understand that either. Is it a Europe thing?

Marusofibose 💀💀

Bose 😂

It also said that at the start

Mabuseetheebose💀

@@PastelLavenderYT shut up bot

Also tells you how much protein ISN'T in 5 almonds

Danny Gonzales joked something like, "it can't give accurate information about the Moon despite all of its available colors being named after it."

@StevieNockmanneither are you, ur never gonna go anywhere in life

@@PastelLavenderYT Fake. Seen others

@PastelLavenderYT 20k of what?! Likes? Subs? Members? Potatoes? Pesos? Wedgies Partners? STD's?

@@ytsm Of all concepts I’d be considering at 7.30am today, parents buying their offspring 20k of STDs was not one of them.

@@chrislawuk Explaining that on your tax return would be... interesting?! Anyway, young @PastelLavenderYT still hasn't clarified, and until he does, he shan't be getting 1 of whatever he wants, from me!!

The fact that the CEO had to supervise him while he was reviewing their "product" sums it up.

They seem incredibly out of touch with reality, like people with a lot of intelligence in one area but no perspective in general life. The idea that having a 24/7 AI assistant literally attached to you somehow helps you "stay in the moment" more than a smartphone is honestly one of the silliest things I've heard supposed smart people come up with. Thinking we need a new "smart device" that does most of the same stuff a smartphone does, just without the visual aspect, to stop relying on another smartphones is a peak 'intelligent people being stupid' moment. This isn't going to make people less reliant on apps or a smartphone, they just want a piece of the consumerism pie and they're using the idea of it being "good for humanity™" as their selling point. Also the name "Humane" just feels trashy, especially because now we've seen the device in action it doesn't seem like they were thinking of what humanity needs while making it at all. Even the thought process behind it seems to be just a random gadget to add to the market and make them rich. Calling your company "Humane" seems like they're trying too hard to be perceived as "the good guys" of the tech world. It's overkill and a desperate attempt to build a public image that will sell.

@@natb9919also, that name sounds like the baby formula „Humana“ 😆

They tried to build something innovative, how is that self-important? Random butthurt nobody on RU-vid whining about them sounds a lot more self important lol

@@pietrodibrazza4699 the self important part is where they brag about their time at Apple but then make this “revolutionary” product, act like Steve Jobs introducing it, hire a PR team in house to drum up all this buzz, and then it launches as a half-thought out product with no purpose and other products that cost 1/3 the price are out performing it before even being released

Nahhhh I thought he was fake

@@halp_meh yea bruh, i thought he was Ai too but no, he is an actual human being

that's actually an interesting application of AI assistance! never thought of that

@@tenet2406fitbit 4 lyfe (ik it’s not very smart, but the old one with the dots is top tier :) )

the badge that connect to your phone is perfect for the gym.

How is it perfect for the gym, every bench press you will be in fear of hitting it

what would you use it for on the gym? also are you going to the gym to do exercises or play with toys?

Same! I appreciate the fast paced editing on list videos or videos over maybe 30 minutes but this pace feels perfect for individual reviews

This doesn't apply to established brands like Apple though

Lol

Mabuseetheebose 💀

@@PastelLavenderYT shurup

You're adopted ​@@PastelLavenderYT

​@@PastelLavenderYTlies

Not everything is awkward zoomie.

When two woke people speak nothing seems awkward anymore

Nah it’s about $90 a month in the US for unlimited data and texts etc. I think he’s just referring to the cost for this device.

​@@HotTakeAndy he lives in the UK 😂😂😂

That's just calls/text/data not including any price for the handset itself, but yes the UK actually has some sane competition between mobile networks

Bruh that scared me

sameeee

No, it isn’t

@@Alphoric It's a analogy.

Just now getting to work properly? The butler in a box only worked with simple voice commands that you needed to configure, it didn’t understand a thing you said. You could configure « David, sh*t on me » to turn the light on. It just understood the tone of your voice, not what you said.

How odd, I just watched a video about that. Such a cool (although flawed) piece of '80s tech!

@@lemur8111 Read the comment again. It says PROMISED. i.e advertised.

But then it would literally be the opposite of hands-free… a hands-full device 😅

He’s one of the only tech reviewers with integrity

Seems almost like the CEO was taking this as an opportunity to actually learn about what's not working.

We need more like him

I LITERALLY THOUGHT ABOUT THIS HOLYSHIT 😂

You wrong for this 😂😂. You didn’t have to do them like this.

That's a great point. In the 150 dollar range I would consider this, in its current form even. At 700 it needs to at least match devices in that range or really excel at something those devices can't do. The benefit of this is convenience, even with a 15 second wait time, I can think of plenty of cases where I would use something like this. (Especially after traveling and wishing I could Google something with one free hand as I'm pulling luggage). But at 700 I'll just wait til my hands are free.

To be fair, Jonny Ive is probably the most influential product designer since Bauhaus. EVERYONE copies Apple.

Both of the founders did work for Apple.

@@sh1leshk4 yes and OP is saying they can’t stop screaming about it.

not just worked at apple the ceo is literally credited to patents of some of iphone key feature including the ui

This is the main takeaway of the video

@@Yeah_Toast Yes.

get mint mobile

Yeah the us phone companies screw you over, I get 200gb data, unlimited text and calls for $12 a month in the uk, also the unused data rolls over to the next month

​@@bradliam11tbf the UK is a lot smaller than the US so it must be a lot cheaper for the telecom companies here.

Mortis?

I was gonna comment this. Great tool for the blind. But a very small market

Unlikely. There already are better apps (e.g., be my eyes / be my ai, which is free) and products (glasses, etc for various purposes) for such people.

no one would touch this market. worse case, some one is crossing the street and dies because of this device. they would be sued to the ground.

Be my Eyes already exists. This shit is completely useless

ChatGPT?

Why does this even have likes it’s clearly Ai

Is the vision really admirable though? I just don’t see how this could have been a compelling product even if it was the perfect version of itself. It’s just gimmicky nonsense given that one already has a portable device they already carry absolutely everywhere they go and can do much more and provide far more personalized and fine grained experiences. All this hoopla simply to avoid whipping out your phone from your pocket?

There really is zero vision in here, is just following the intrusive thoughts into the path of "what if? Physical chat gpt?"

Don't understand how people could relate convenience to voice control and limited app support. Not to mention you need to bring your hand in front of a laser projector.