iPhone Killer - New AI-wearable Humane hopes to make smartphones obsolete.

[imhotep]

A TedTalk that previews a new artificial intelligence-powered wearable called Humane has just been released. Developed by former employees of Apple, the new piece of technology is widely being advertised as something that could make smartphones, like the iPhone, more or less redundant.

The former Apple employees Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno developed Humane with a "future that is even more intelligent and even more personal," according to the company's website.

Humane aims to displace cell phone screens with a voice-activated assistant that projects everything from calls to texts onto the user's hands. The projector promises to solve several issues with modern technology, including the need to constantly check cellphones, the physical limitations of touchscreens, and limited accessibility.

 

[Stimulus mind]

TFS brother

 

[War Fighter]

TFS. I honestly think we are headed to the extremes with technology. Instead, I think we should invest more on solving the pressing socioeconomic issues.

 

[NRTG]

TFS

 

[Walter White]

TFS

 

[dayt0na]

Won’t work. Just like voice search all over again.

 

[gnilukshi]

TFS. I honestly think we are headed to the extremes with technology. Instead, I think we should invest more on solving the pressing socioeconomic issues.

 

[2osama]

Not Sure

 

[Nidarshana_k]

TFS. I honestly think we are headed to the extremes with technology. Instead, I think we should invest more on solving the pressing socioeconomic issues.

Indeed. We are somewhat going in the wrong way

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A TedTalk that previews a new artificial intelligence-powered wearable called Humane has just been released. Developed by former employees of Apple, the new piece of technology is widely being advertised as something that could make smartphones, like the iPhone, more or less redundant.

The former Apple employees Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno developed Humane with a "future that is even more intelligent and even more personal," according to the company's website.

Humane aims to displace cell phone screens with a voice-activated assistant that projects everything from calls to texts onto the user's hands. The projector promises to solve several issues with modern technology, including the need to constantly check cellphones, the physical limitations of touchscreens, and limited accessibility.

Good for sextings
------ Post added on May 14, 2023 at 11:04 AM

 

[jamiezue]

TFs

 

[helplesser]

This won't replace the fuking iPhone

 

[kinkon]

TFS!!!

 

[johnferna678]

Cool concept. But not gonna be a reality at least within next 10 years

 

[offbeat]

TFS. I honestly think we are headed to the extremes with technology. Instead, I think we should invest more on solving the pressing socioeconomic issues.

Yep