A tech startup in San Francisco that raised $230 million has closed up shop after receiving a slew of terrible reviews.

Powered by AI, the pin has been touted as a rival to smartphones, but it has its share of skeptics. The job cuts amount to 10 total people and arrive before the company shipped a single one of its ...

Startup Humane made a big splash just a few months ago when it announced its “AI Pin,” a headscratcher of a consumer tech product that promises to serve as an AI-powered assistant without relying on a ...

On paper, the Humane AI pin didn’t seem like a terrible idea. It was a stylish little device meant to put AI right on your lapel, designed by former Apple employees and launched in April 2024 — right ...

The startup says that the job losses are part of an organizational restructuring that preps it for the next phase of its business. Reading time 2 minutes Only two months after it unveiled its much ...

Humane on Wednesday announced a $200 price cut to its flagship product, the Ai Pin. The Bay Area startup, founded by two former Apple executives, has reportedly struggled to sell the product, which ...

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