Image Credits:<\/strong> Humane<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

\u201cOur Ai Pin presents an opportunity for people to take AI with them everywhere and to unlock a new era of personal mobile computing which is seamless, screenless, and sensing,\u201d Chaudhri and Bongiorno said in a canned statement.<\/p>\n

Humane also revealed today that it\u2019s collaborating with Qualcomm to develop the Ai Pin\u2019s internal hardware. An unnamed chip from Qualcomm\u2019s Snapdragon series will power the wearable; Human\u2019s promising more info to come later in the year ahead of the device\u2019s launch.<\/p>\n

\u201cHumane\u2019s Ai Pin will deliver a superior AI experience,\u201d Qualcomm SVP of product management Ziad Asghar was quoted as saying in the release: \u201cWith the advent of generative AI, Humane\u2019s Ai Pin and user experience takes excellent advantage of some of the key strengths of on-device AI and uses real-time contextual information to provide the user with exciting, personalized AI use cases.\u201d<\/p>\n

Humane previously announced that it\u2019s partnering with SK Networks and Microsoft to bring its platform and services to market, with Microsoft supplying the cloud processing power and SK Networks handling distribution. Meanwhile, Humane\u2019s collaborating with OpenAI to integrate its tech into the startup\u2019s device \u2014 whatever form it ends up taking, exactly. LG, for its part, is working with Humane on R&D projects for the next phase of its product life cycle as well as adapting Humane\u2019s tech for smart home devices. And Volvo\u2019s teaming up with Humane on a potential automotive industry offering.<\/p>\n