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Looks like a potentially exciting concept in the world of AI and finding real world, business use. Interested to see if and how this is adopted

No, this is not an episode of black mirror, but a real product. Humane™ , founded by Apple alumni Imran Chaudhri, unveiled their Aipin, a device designed for interacting with large language models, not apps. You talk to it, you do not type. Its operating system, “Cosmos”, is designed to route your queries to the right tools automatically rather as opposed to download and manage apps. With this device, Humane™ ambition is to strip away all the interfaces we have been used to. A few use cases were showcased in the launch video, as “catch me up” which will summarize all messages / emails, or holding food in front of the camera to get in real time nutritional information. The plan is also to get shopping / retail and navigation capabilities. This is a very interesting step towards “real world AI”, and a future where technology disappears - keen to see how this product will change (or not) the future of smartphones. What do you think? Ashok Kakkar Saurabh Sarkar Adil Anees Christophe Pechoux #ai #blackmirror #singularity

AI is making its way into physical devices now. Imagine a device that can use all your apps for you. Sounds too good to be true? Well, it could be the future! "Rabbit OS can control your music, order you a car, buy your groceries, send your messages, and more, all through a single interface. No balancing apps and logins — just ask for what you want and let the device deliver." How well does it actually work in practice? We won't have to wait long to find out as this device is set to ship in March this year. Update: Rabbit sells out 10,000 units of its R1 pocket AI companion in one day. Looks like I'm not the only one fascinated by this device. #AI #futuretech #innovation

What happens when two visionary leaders join forces? It seems the new chapter for OpenAI is taking off. ✈️ Jonathan Ive, the design maestro behind Apple's iconic products, is collaborating with Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, to forge what might be the next "iPhone of artificial intelligence." This ambitious project, supported by a substantial investment from SoftBank, aims to reinvent how we interact with AI, potentially making it as ubiquitous and intuitive as our smartphones. At 24TTL, we see this innovation as a potential game-changer for e-commerce. The possibility of integrating such advanced AI into our platforms could transform how consumers interact with online marketplaces, making shopping experiences more personalized and efficient. Jonathan Ive is likely to carefully consider the functionality of online shopping through this device, aiming for a nuanced approach that feels more grounded and relatable to users. What are your thoughts on this upcoming revolution in AI interaction? Let's discuss! 💡

𝗜𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘅𝘁 𝗶𝗣𝗵𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝗺𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁? Sir Jony Ive played a lead role in bringing iPhone to life in 2007. The world changed on that launch date. We have witnessed many consumer devices since then. Amazon’s Echo, Apple’s Vision Pro and Meta’s Quest 3 have created a new layer of consumer interest recently. But, we are yet to see the next big mass-market consumer electronic device, “the next iPhone”. Ive thinks the smartphone he helped create has become too addictive for a human. In 2018 he said that Apple had a “moral respons­ib­il­ity” to take steps on addict­ive apps on iPhone. He proactively lim­its his children’s screen time. In 2019, he left Apple to launch his own company, LoveFrom. Ive is now approached by Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, who launched ChatGPT in 2022.  ChatGPT brought AI into a software product that was so easy to use, easier than using social media. Altman wants Ive to create “iPhone of artificial intelligence”, who seems to have SoftBank’s go-ahead to the tune of $1 billion. They hope to create a more nat­ural and intu­it­ive user experience for inter­act­ing with AI, in the way that the iPhone’s innov­a­tions in touch­screen com­put­ing unleashed the mass-mar­ket poten­tial of the mobile inter­net. I guess Ive may create a device to access AI capabilities without screens. He may use voice, gestures, eye and body movements to interact with his device. He may save us from screens. Or he may drive us into an AI limbo.

Apple has just unveiled "Apple Intelligence," a groundbreaking suite of AI features set to transform the iPhone, Mac, and more. With a focus on enhancing user experience and productivity, Apple Intelligence promises to revolutionize how we interact with our devices. For instance: 🗣️ Conversational Siri: Say goodbye to stilted interactions! Siri is about to get a whole lot smarter and more natural in iOS 18. Plus, you'll now have the option to type your requests, making Siri even more accessible. 📱 AI-Powered Actions in Apps: Imagine your phone taking care of tasks for you in apps, from managing notifications to summarizing text. With Apple Intelligence, this becomes a reality, all while keeping your data private and secure on-device. 🤖 Genmoji & Image Playground: Can't find the perfect emoji? No problem! Genmoji will generate personalized emoji-like reactions on the fly. And with Image Playground, developers can tap into AI-generated images for even more creativity. 📸 Enhanced Photos App: Searching for specific objects in your photo library is about to get a whole lot easier, thanks to Apple's AI-powered improvements. Plus, features like Magic Eraser will give you even more control over your photos. 🤝 OpenAI Integration: Say hello to ChatGPT 4o! Apple's partnership with OpenAI brings the power of advanced chatbot technology to Siri, ensuring you get the help you need, when you need it, with privacy at the forefront. Excited for these game-changing updates? Stay tuned for the release this fall, and get ready to experience a smarter, more intuitive Apple ecosystem. The future of AI is here, and it's in the palm of your hand. 🍏✨ #WWDC2024 #AppleIntelligence #AIRevolution

I was a kid when the mobile revolution came out in around 2007. It changed everything. Now, fast forward to 2020s, I see AI doing the same thing-but at a much faster pace. Here’s what we can learn: >Adapt or Get Left Behind: Companies like BlackBerry and Nokia didn’t adapt to the iPhone. They struggled and lost out. We need to be ready to change with AI. >User Experience Matters: The iPhone was easy to use, and people loved it. Our AI products need to be just as user-friendly. >Keep Learning: Mobile tech required new skills. AI is the same. We need to keep learning to stay relevant. >Think Big: Mobile apps changed industries in ways we didn’t expect. AI can do the same. Let’s think creatively. >Be Ethical: Mobile tech brought privacy concerns. AI has its own challenges. We need to build AI responsibly. The mobile revolution taught us to embrace change. Let’s use these lessons to lead the AI era. #AIRevolution #Innovation #Learning #UserExperience #Ethics #productmanagement

Here's another "AI powered" device that has no clear or meaningful use cases that cannot be done on a phone or watch. I do see potential though for applications with people with accessibility issues or those who are not able to access a computer or smart phone. Though that's what Siri, Alexa etc. could also do. In theory, this could be created as an app on a smart phone, without the need for a custom device. https://lnkd.in/g3NyivTe

#GoogleGemini could enhance AI features on iPhone 16. #AIinnovation 🤝 Follow us on Discord 🔜: https://lnkd.in/gt823Zd3 🤝 Follow us on Whatsapp 🔜 https://wapia.in/wabeta _ ❇️ Summary: Apple and Google are in negotiations to use Gemini to power generative AI features on iPhones, potentially impacting Google's controversial chatbot. Apple is also considering using OpenAI's AI model. The report by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman suggests these partnerships could be game-changers. The article also promotes the benefits of accessing newsletters, stock tracking, breaking news, and personalized newsfeeds with just a click. Hashtags: #chatGPT 1. #GoogleGemini 2. #iPhone16GenerativeAI

Ready for a tech journey? Here's all the news about AI 🤖 and Big Tech 🌟 🤖 An unproven theory has been circulating, suggesting that the reason behind ChatGPT's (OpenAI) "laziness" is its learned behavior from us, acknowledging that workloads tend to slow down during the holidays. 🤖 Meta has recently released Audiobox, a generative AI program designed to create sound effects and replicate vocal stylings either through a prompt or by using a recorded voice. 🌟 Ahead of Vision Pro's debut, Apple's ecosystem begins to gear up for the big moment. The recent update to iOS 17.2 introduces spatial video recording to iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. 🌟 One of the many updates in iOS 17.2 is Apple's Journal app, a creative approach to preserving memories through writing, with personalized suggestions based on photos, locations, and more. 🚀 Want to receive a daily dose of tech directly in your inbox? Subscribe now: https://www.unpack.tech/