Jay Peters

TechCrunch’s report from a visit to Humane’s offices includes a few details I wasn’t aware of, including that the AI Pin has 32GB of local storage and that the first batch of devices will consist of 100,000 units.

As pointed out by more than one Verge commenter and on this post on Threads, Humane’s AI Pin demo features it confidently making an error about where you can watch April’s total solar eclipse. I’m getting flashbacks to when Google’s Bard made a factual error in its first demo.

The feature just launched in June, but Twitch is removing it “based on community feedback” starting November 15th, according to a support document. However, Twitch partners and affiliates can allow viewers to pin cheers, which are special chat messages purchased with Bits (Twitch’s virtual currency).

Google announced the redesign, which adds things like Home and Mentions tabs, in August, and the company detailed its rollout plans on Thursday.

X (formerly Twitter) has been steadily improving its features for live streams and broadcasts. Based on this screenshot, chat looks a lot like it does on Twitch.

And by that, I mean watch Nintendo’s overview trailer for its Super Mario RPG remake, which will be out on November 17th. The game looks delightful.

Seriously, you’ll have to guess; this press release is completely inscrutable.