The Latest Breaking News from Humane

A new report claims that Humane is sitting on $1 million worth of AI Pin returns, versus just $9 million in total sales.

The Humane AI Pin and other devices keep trying to replace the smartphone, but ultimately, they are just accessories, and even that role may soon be filled by other options.

Humane product engineer Elizabeth Dorman has shared a video of how the Ai Pin works with Google Calendar and Google Meet, and software engineer Oskar Zhang has shown off how timers and alarms work. Both features are coming in a future software update, but will it be too late by…

The Humane Ai Pin’s Battery Booster is what attaches the AI gadget to your clothes, but it’s far from the ideal solution because of its extra weight and how it makes shirts sag. There has to be more than one way to wear an AI gadget.

Humane has issued an urgent safety recall for the AI Pin charging case due to a potential fire hazard.

Tech startup Humane has two problems on its hands: Fixing the Ai Pin and reportedly finding a buyer to inject more cash into its AI-driven vision. But will Humane run out of cash or time first?

Humane is warning customers about the charging case that came with the AI Pin Pro, asking them to stop using the case to charge the AI-powered wearable.

What was supposed to be a breakthrough year for AI hardware has so far turned out to be frustrating, with skeptics suggesting the whole "AI gadgets" product category might be a short-lived fad once smartphones get AI and chatbot features integrated into their software.

Silicon Valley is home to a lot of great ideas, many of which we use today. But, trying to get in on the ground floor with a new device isn't the brightest idea.

Amazon hopes that infusing generative AI into the decade-old voice assistant will finally help the technology achieve its potential.

Humane, the AI start-up that created the wearable pin is now looking for a potential buyer due to rocky sales.