You Just Don't Get It

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13 Apr 202408:43

Summary

TLDRThe video script discusses the launch of the Humane AI pin, a new category of device that has received mixed reviews for its high cost, slow response, and occasional malfunctions. Despite its flaws, the AI pin is seen as a pioneering step, akin to the first iPhone. Apple's announcement allowing iPhone owners to use used parts for repairs is highlighted as a positive move. The script also covers the release of new AI music generators, advancements in AI models, and Grammarly's AI writing assistant. Additionally, it touches on Discord shutting down Nintendo switch emulators, Intel discontinuing certain CPUs, Instagram's new feature to combat unsolicited explicit images, free AI editing tools from Google, and Microsoft's push for Windows 11 upgrades.

Takeaways

  • 🚀 Launch of Humane AI pin marks a new wave of small AI-powered devices, but it faces criticism for its high price and required subscription.
  • 💸 Tech reviewers criticize the AI pin for its $700 price tag plus a $24/month T-Mobile 4G LTE subscription, separate from phone plans.
  • 🐢 The AI pin is reported to be slow, unreliable, and prone to overheating, leading to public embarrassment for users.
  • 🛠️ Defenders argue that the AI pin is not meant to replace smartphones and should be compared to the first iPhone in terms of its potential for growth.
  • 🌟 Humane's CEO and engineers acknowledge the device's flaws but emphasize its role as a revolutionary and category-creating device.
  • 📈 Humane has a roadmap for upcoming features, indicating that the company is aware of the issues and working on improvements.
  • 📱 Apple announces that iPhone owners and repair shops can use used parts from other iPhones for repairs without receiving an error message for non-genuine parts.
  • 🍎 Apple's new Max device, powered by the M4 chip, is expected to release later this year with enhanced AI capabilities.
  • 🎵 AI music generator Yudo and the Sunno V3 launch, making it easier to create AI-generated music across various genres.
  • 🤖 OpenAI releases a new version of GPT-4 Turbo, claiming significant improvements in intelligence and user experience.
  • 📝 Grammarly, the AI writing assistant, is now available across various platforms to help with writing tasks and improve productivity.

Q & A

  • What is the main criticism against the Humane AI pin?

    -The main criticism against the Humane AI pin is that it is expensive, requiring a $700 purchase and a $24 a month T-Mobile 4G LTE subscription. Additionally, it is criticized for being slow to respond, not doing what it's supposed to half the time, and overheating regularly, which can make users look odd in public.

  • How does the AI pin's performance compare to the first iPhone, according to the script?

    -The AI pin is compared to the first iPhone in the sense that both devices were not great at launch. The comparison suggests that the AI pin, like the first iPhone, may have potential despite its initial shortcomings.

  • What is Humane head engineer Ken Kenda's perspective on the AI pin's occasional frustrations?

    -Ken Kenda acknowledges that the AI pin can be frustrating at times, as it may not always listen or perform as expected. However, he suggests that this doesn't mean the device should be written off, and instead, people should watch Hume YouTube videos to understand the device better.

  • What is the significance of the roadmap of upcoming features posted by Humane?

    -The roadmap of upcoming features signifies that Humane is actively working on improving the AI pin and addressing its current issues. It suggests that the company is committed to enhancing the user experience and adding new capabilities to the device over time.

  • What is the new policy announced by Apple regarding the repair of iPhones?

    -Apple announced that iPhone owners and repair shops will be able to fix their devices with used parts from other iPhones without having to deal with an error message for installing a part that wasn't genuine. However, certain parts like Face ID, Touch ID sensors, screens, batteries, and cameras still have to be genuine Apple parts.

  • What is the new product lineup announced by Mark muad, the God Emperor of Germany?

    -Mark muad announced that a new Max device will be coming out later this year, powered by Apple's new M4 chips. The M4 chips are said to offer extra AI capabilities and will be available in three varieties, code-named Donan, Brava, and Hyra.

  • What is the notable update about AI music generators mentioned in the script?

    -The script mentions the launch of Yudo, an AI music generator created by a team of former Google DeepMind engineers, and the release of Sunno V3. These tools are designed to make it easier than ever to create AI-generated music, indicating a significant advancement in AI music technology.

  • What is the new version of GPT-4 released by OpenAI?

    -OpenAI released a new version of GPT-4 called GPT-4 Turbo. While initially not much detail was provided, Sam Altman later clarified that the new version is significantly smarter and more pleasant to use, with improvements particularly in math capabilities.

  • How does Grammarly assist with writing tasks?

    -Grammarly is an AI writing partner that can assist with writing tasks across various platforms, including Word documents, Gmail, and both desktop and mobile devices. It helps users work faster by generating ideas, making outlines, and providing helpful tips. Grammarly also allows users to change their writing's tone and has a rewrite feature for paraphrasing and enhancing sentences.

  • What action did Discord take against Nintendo Switch emulators suyu and sudachi?

    -Discord shut down the servers for Nintendo Switch emulators suyu and sudachi and disabled the accounts of their lead developers. This action was reportedly due to a court-ordered injunction related to the emulators being forks of Yuzu, which Nintendo had sued.

  • What change did Instagram make to combat unsolicited explicit images in DMs?

    -Instagram introduced a feature that proactively scans images sent as DMs for nudity and then blurs it. This feature will be on by default for users under 18 and is also an option for adult users who don't want their apps to be used for explicit purposes. The feature also prompts users if they appear to be trying to send a nude image, aiming to prevent potential extortion scenarios.

  • What is Google offering to all users related to AI editing tools in Google Photos?

    -Google has made several AI editing tools for Google Photos available for free to all users. These include Magic Editor, Magic Eraser, Photo Unblur, and Portrait Light, which were previously exclusive to Pixel users and Google One subscribers.

  • What is Microsoft's strategy to encourage users to switch to Windows 11?

    -Microsoft has been pushing full-screen popup ads to Windows 10 users, encouraging them to switch to Windows 11. Despite the fact that many of their computers aren't eligible to run Windows 11, the upgrade is free, although it may require users to purchase a new computer.

Outlines

00:00

🤖 Humane AI Pin: The New Wave of AI-Powered Devices

The Humane AI pin, the first in a series of small AI-powered devices, has launched amidst mixed reactions. Tech reviewers criticize its high cost, slow response, and occasional malfunctions, such as overheating. Defenders argue that the AI pin is not meant to replace smartphones and should be compared to the first iPhone, acknowledging its potential for growth. Humane's CEO and co-founder, Imran Chodri, acknowledges the device's flaws but emphasizes its innovative category. The company has a roadmap for upcoming features, aiming to improve the user experience with voice commands and other advancements. Meanwhile, Apple introduces a policy allowing iPhone owners to use genuine parts from other iPhones for repairs, and new Apple products with M4 chips are anticipated. The tech world also witnesses the launch of AI music generators and advancements in AI models like GPT-4 Turbo and Grammarly's AI writing partner.

05:00

🚫 Discord's Actions Against Emulators and Other Tech Updates

Discord has taken action against Nintendo Switch emulators suyu and sudachi, shutting down their servers and disabling the developers' accounts due to a court order. This move follows Nintendo's aggressive legal stance against emulation. Intel discontinues boxed versions of their 13th gen Core K series CPUs, likely to make way for the newer 14th gen chips. Instagram introduces a feature to scan and blur unsolicited explicit images in DMs, aiming to protect users and curb blackmail. Google makes AI editing tools for Google Photos available for free to all users, enhancing photo editing experiences. Microsoft faces criticism for pushing Windows 11 upgrades through full-screen popup ads, even for users whose computers cannot run the new OS. Windows 10 support will end soon, with continued security updates available for a fee.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡AI pin

The 'AI pin' represents a new type of device introduced in the video script. It's described as the first in a series of small AI-powered devices, emphasizing a shift towards integrating AI in various consumer electronics. However, it has been critiqued for being expensive, slow, and inefficient in its functions. The AI pin symbolizes the struggles and criticisms often faced by pioneering technologies, similar to the challenges faced by the first iPhone at its launch.

💡Humane AI

Humane AI is the fictional company behind the AI pin, representing the forefront of developing new AI-driven technologies. In the script, the company is involved in launching this revolutionary AI device, which is met with both criticism and defense. The struggles of Humane AI, including its CEO's public perception, underline the challenges tech companies face when innovating and introducing new technologies.

💡Tech reviewers

Tech reviewers in the script play a critical role in evaluating new gadgets like the AI pin. They represent the skeptical and analytical audience that new tech products must impress. Their dissatisfaction with the AI pin's performance and cost illustrates the high expectations and rigorous scrutiny that new tech devices undergo upon release.

💡Smartphone comparison

The comparison between the AI pin and smartphones in the script highlights a common consumer and reviewer behavior to benchmark new technology against existing products. This comparison is critiqued by defenders of the AI pin, arguing that it should be judged on its own merits and potential, rather than against well-established devices.

💡Apple's repair policy

The script discusses a significant change in Apple's repair policy, allowing the use of genuine used parts in iPhone repairs without triggering error messages. This policy change is celebrated as it promotes sustainability and repairability, reducing the dependency on brand-new parts. It represents a shift towards more consumer-friendly practices in the tech industry.

💡AI music generator

AI music generators like 'yudo' and 'sunno V3' are highlighted in the script as part of a wave of AI tools transforming the music industry. These tools allow for the creation of unique music pieces, demonstrating the expanding influence of AI in creative fields. The mention of these tools emphasizes the ongoing integration of AI into areas previously dominated by human creativity.

💡GPT-4 Turbo

GPT-4 Turbo is a new iteration of an AI model mentioned in the script, claimed to be 'significantly smarter' and more user-friendly. The model's enhancements are part of ongoing developments in AI technology, striving to improve performance and user interaction. It represents the continuous evolution and improvement of AI capabilities in handling complex tasks.

💡Parts pairing

Parts pairing is a practice by Apple, requiring iPhones to verify the authenticity of replacement parts. Discussed in the script, this practice ensures that repairs use genuine components, impacting how repair services are conducted and how users maintain their devices. This concept illustrates the control manufacturers exert over the repair process and the broader implications for device longevity and consumer rights.

💡Instagram anti-nudity feature

Instagram's introduction of a feature to scan and blur unsolicited nude images in DMs, as mentioned in the script, represents an effort to improve user safety and privacy. This development highlights the social media platform's role in combating harassment and enhancing protective measures for its users, especially the younger audience.

💡Google photos AI tools

The script notes that Google has made several AI-based editing tools in Google Photos free to all users, including features like Magic Eraser and Photo Unblur. These tools democratize advanced photo editing capabilities, previously limited to premium users, showcasing how AI technology is becoming more accessible to the general public.

Highlights

The launch of Humane AI pin, the first in a wave of small AI-powered devices.

Tech reviewers express dissatisfaction with the AI pin's high cost, slow response, and overheating issues.

Defenders argue that the AI pin is not meant to replace smartphones and should be compared to the first iPhone.

Humane head engineer Ken Kenda admits the AI device can be frustrating and sometimes unresponsive.

Humaine CEO Imran Chodri emphasizes that the AI pin is an attempt to create a new category of devices.

Apple allows iPhone owners to fix devices with used parts, but requires parts to be genuine Apple parts.

Apple M4 chips are expected to power new Max devices with enhanced AI capabilities.

AI music generator Yudo and Sunno V3 launch, making AI-generated music more accessible.

OpenAI releases a new version of GPT-4 Turbo, claimed to be significantly smarter and more pleasant to use.

Grammarly, the AI writing partner, helps improve writing speed, generate ideas, and adjust tone across various platforms.

Discord shuts down servers for Nintendo Switch emulators and disables accounts of lead developers.

Intel discontinues boxed versions of 13th gen Core K series CPUs, focusing on newer 14th gen chips.

Instagram introduces a feature to scan and blur unsolicited explicit images in DMs for users under 18.

Google makes AI editing tools for Google Photos, previously exclusive to Pixel users, available for free to all users.

Microsoft pushes full-screen ads on Windows 10, encouraging users to upgrade to Windows 11.

Continued Windows 10 security updates will cost $61 per device after official support ends.

Transcripts

00:00

Tech news comes and Tech news goes I try

00:02

to make it stay for a while but that

00:04

never works I I can't I can't control it

00:08

it doesn't listen the Humane AI pin the

00:11

first in a coming wave of small AI

00:14

powered devices has launched and now

00:17

everyone's upset Tech reviewers are

00:19

upset that the AI pin is expensive

00:21

requiring a $700 purchase plus a $24 a

00:25

month T-Mobile 4G LTE subscription

00:28

separate from your phone plan it's

00:29

incredibly slow to respond and doesn't

00:31

actually do what it's supposed to half

00:33

the time it overheats regularly makes

00:35

you look like a weirdo in public and

00:37

that's only scratching the surface but

00:39

Defenders of the AI pin are also upset

00:42

because the tech reviewers just don't

00:44

get that it's not meant to replace your

00:46

smartphone you shouldn't compare the AI

00:48

pin to a smartphone you should compare

00:50

it to the first iPhone because both of

00:53

them sucked at lunch listen Humane head

00:56

engineer Ken Kenda admits that the

00:59

Revolutionary AI device his company just

01:01

launched is frustrating sometimes

01:04

occasionally the AI simply won't listen

01:06

and has to be sent to its room but that

01:08

doesn't mean you should write the pin

01:10

off why don't you watch Hume YouTube

01:12

videos where they try to explain what

01:14

the this thing is at the very least it

01:17

might humanize Humane CEO and co-founder

01:20

former Apple designer Imran chodri see

01:23

he's not sad all the time okay now's the

01:26

part where I say to be fair the AI pin

01:29

is an attempt to create a new category

01:31

of device which always comes with

01:32

Growing Pains humaine has posted a road

01:35

map of upcoming features and to be

01:36

honest the idea of using just my voice

01:38

for a bunch of things which currently

01:40

require grabbing my phone sounds great

01:43

but this ain't it Chief now to wait a

01:46

couple weeks for the rabbit R1 to launch

01:48

so we can do this All Over Again Apple

01:50

announced that iPhone owners and repair

01:52

shops will be able to fix their devices

01:54

with used parts from other iPhones and

01:57

not have to deal with a shameful error

01:59

me message for installing a part that

02:01

wasn't

02:02

genuine I can't believe you've done this

02:05

Apple has specified that the used parts

02:07

affected by this update including face

02:09

ID and touch ID sensors screens

02:11

batteries and cameras still have to be

02:14

genuine Apple Parts thirdparty

02:16

components will not work correctly this

02:19

is because of Parts pairing Apple's

02:21

practice of requiring an iPhone to

02:23

validate whether a part is genuine which

02:25

Apple Hardware executive John turnis

02:27

convincingly called not evil okay to be

02:31

clear Apple's announcement is

02:32

unquestionably great news for repair

02:34

heads just don't let Apple die hards

02:37

know that their devices have become more

02:39

open they don't seem to like that here's

02:41

a little something for everyone though

02:43

Mark muad God Emperor German says that

02:46

new Max will be coming out later this

02:48

year powered by Apple's new M4 chips

02:52

which will pack extra AI smarts and come

02:55

in three flavors code named Donan Brava

02:59

and hyra I'm assuming because Apple's

03:02

running out of synonyms for Ultra the

03:05

Apple M4 mucho grande haven't use that

03:08

one if you use it you owe me royalties

03:10

like it or not a bunch of other

03:11

noteworthy AI news occurred this week

03:13

starting with the launch of yudo an AI

03:16

music generator created by a team of

03:18

former Google deep minders together with

03:20

the also very good sunno V3 which

03:23

launched a few weeks ago we're basically

03:25

having a SORA moment for AI music except

03:28

these tools are actually available

03:31

meaning it's easier than ever to make a

03:32

50s pop ballot about how your friend

03:34

soiled himself at work it is a banger or

03:37

if you prefer a sad girl Indie song

03:40

about software license terms we couldn't

03:42

do these things before other models

03:44

released this week include mixol 8x2 2B

03:47

which French startup mistol dropped as a

03:50

281 GB torrent file and Gemini 1.5 Pro

03:54

which is now available to developers

03:56

through Google's vertex AI platform open

03:58

AI released a new version of GPT 4 Turbo

04:02

but didn't initially describe what was

04:04

different about it other than saying

04:06

it's majorly improved Sam Altman chimed

04:09

in to clarify that it's significantly

04:11

smarter and more pleasant to use to be

04:15

specific though it's more good and less

04:17

bad open a eventually did post Benchmark

04:20

results showing that it's kind of better

04:22

at math I don't know maybe the two

04:24

researchers just fired by the for-profit

04:27

nonprofit for allegedly leaking

04:29

information no more we should ask them

04:31

before they start their own company and

04:32

get billions from Microsoft grammarly is

04:35

the AI writing partner that works

04:36

wherever you write word doc check Gmail

04:40

check but if you're using a desktop or

04:42

mobile device grammarly can help you

04:44

work faster it can help generate ideas

04:46

make outlines or just provide some

04:48

helpful tips you can even change your

04:50

writing's tone so it comes across the

04:52

way you want it to plus with grammar

04:54

League's rewrite feature it's easy to

04:56

paraphrase and enhance your sentences

04:58

sign up and download the app for free at

05:00

grammarly.com

05:02

T4 if you want to get access to extra

05:04

features get 20% off grammarly premium

05:07

quick bits aren't called quick bits

05:08

because they're fast they're made out of

05:10

quick line and if you touch them they

05:12

cause severe irritation my life is pain

05:15

Discord has shut down the servers for

05:18

Nintendo switch emulators suyu and

05:20

sudachi and completely disabled the

05:23

Discord accounts of their lead

05:24

developers the platform claims there was

05:26

a court-ordered injunction for the Tak

05:29

down of materials on those servers

05:31

likely because both suyu and sudachi

05:33

started life as Forks of Yuzu the

05:36

emulator Nintendo sued all the way to

05:38

hell and that's not the only bad news

05:40

for suyu

05:42

enthusiasts all right according to

05:45

someone claiming to be a suyu developer

05:47

the emulation project is dead or rather

05:51

it's no longer a thing that's beautiful

05:54

I hope that's what my kids say about me

05:55

at my funeral Intel has decided to

05:57

discontinue boxed versions of of their

06:00

13th gen core K series CPUs something

06:03

that may seem like a surprising move

06:05

seeing that boxed 12th gen chips are

06:07

still alive and well but it makes a bit

06:09

more sense when you consider that all

06:11

the discontinued skews are based on the

06:13

same silicon that's being used in the

06:15

newer better 14th gen K series chips

06:19

essentially the 12th gen chips are like

06:21

your dog and 13th gen is a kid okay hear

06:24

me out I think Jacob wrote this one a

06:26

dog can't replace a kid but a newer

06:29

better kid

06:32

can not sure you just get rid of the old

06:35

one and call the new one by the old

06:36

one's name no one knows the difference

06:38

everyone wins except the older kid

06:40

Instagram is taking a bold new step in

06:42

the fight against unsolicited dickpics

06:45

by introducing a feature that

06:46

proactively scans images sent as DMS for

06:50

nudity and then blurs it now this

06:52

feature will be on by default for users

06:55

under 18 but it's also an option for

06:57

grown adults who don't want every app to

06:59

turn into a hookup app we have LinkedIn

07:01

for that the feature will also gently

07:03

prompt users to reconsider if they

07:06

appear to be trying to send a nude image

07:09

according to meta the feature isn't just

07:11

to Shield our poor innocent eyes from

07:13

unexpected dangl but also to undermine

07:16

blackmailers who use nudes to encourage

07:18

unsuspecting users to send them

07:20

potential extortion material beware she

07:24

might say boobs in BIO but that is just

07:26

her siren song Calling unwary Sal to

07:30

dash themselves upon the Rocks it's

07:32

dangerous out there Google has announced

07:34

that they will be making several AI

07:35

editing tools for Google photos

07:37

available for free to all users

07:40

including magic editor Magic Eraser

07:42

photo unblur and portrait light the

07:44

features were previously exclusive to

07:46

pixel users and Google one subscribers

07:49

while free users had a limited number of

07:51

uses every month the Magic Eraser

07:53

feature will be particularly useful if

07:54

you're looking to gradually delete

07:56

yourself from all of your loved ones

07:58

photos and Gaslight them into believing

08:00

you never existed it's at least one use

08:02

case and Microsoft has apparently been

08:04

pushing fullcreen popup ads to Windows

08:07

10 users encouraging them to switch to

08:09

Windows 11 despite the fact that many of

08:12

their computers aren't even eligible to

08:14

run Windows 11 a fact that the ad itself

08:17

acknowledges Windows 10 you can't get it

08:20

but pretty nice huh official Windows 10

08:22

support will soon be ending of course

08:24

and continued security updates for the

08:26

next year will cost $61 per device the

08:29

upgrade to Windows 11 is free you just

08:31

need to buy a whole new computer but you

08:33

don't need anything to come back on

08:35

Monday for more Tech news if the

08:37

internet gets shut off just you know sit

08:39

in front of your monitor and imagine

08:41

what the tech news would be like

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