Top Tweets for #AiDevice

The most powerful object in human history is being built right now by Johnny Ive and Sam Altman. Not a phone. Not a headset. A wearable. A memory machine. A device that watches, listens, remembers, and thinks alongside you. It’s the end of forgetting. And it’s going to make the iPhone look like a stack of fucking Post-it notes. Here’s what I think they’re building: A sleek, ever-on, lapel-mounted AI pin. (hold your Humane Pin comments - this is nothing like that) It will see through your eyes. Hear through your ears. Record your day, second by second. Summarize your life. Organize your memories. Index your reality. And whisper back exactly what matters before you even realize you need it. It’s V1 of the grain from Black Mirror, but real. A personal historian, a realtime analyst, and a flawless recall system in a single object. It will become your external brain and you’ll never take it off. But here’s the catch: This won’t be cheap. It can’t be. The compute cost of real-time vision, audio transcription, memory indexing, and flagship model AI summarization is astronomical. This will be a subscription product. Think tiered pricing, $500-$2,000+ a month, maybe more. Because what you’re paying for isn’t just the hardware. It’s the presence of a frontier model constantly analyzing everything you say, hear, and see. It’s AI searching through your day like a hard drive. Full transcription, ambient context, face recognition, tone detection, insight generation, memory retrieval. Text-only summaries? Tier one, a few hundred per month. AI video analysis with searchable tags? Tier two. Maybe a thousand. Full episodic recall + a private o6-pro class model analyzing your every conversation for patterns, contradictions, and missed details? Tier three, and it'll probably cost you more than your mortgage. And people will go broke doing it and wear it proudly. It won’t be subtle. Socially, it will be controversial, but it will catch fire. It’ll be obvious who has one. Johnny Ive doesn’t design invisibility. It’ll be sleek. Aspirational. The new status symbol: “I don’t just remember - I know.” It will spread slowly at first, then all at once. Just like the iPhone. Only 50x bigger. This won’t just change how you use tech. It will change how you live. How you think. How you exist. Think about it. You know this is what they're building.