$700 is the price tag for the long-awaited Humane AI Pin, the wearable that has generated much hype and even more questions. Despite its arrival, there is still much to unravel about its functionality and potential. In this episode of The Vergecast, we delve deep into our review of the AI Pin, examining its shortcomings and pondering whether there is a viable future for this device or other AI-powered gadgets. The challenge lies in the layering of multiple new technologies, requiring flawless integration for optimal performance.

Oh, and did we mention it costs $700? Moving on, we address the growing divide between OpenAI and the wider internet community, following eye-opening revelations about the company's utilization of millions of YouTube videos for training their AI models. Additionally, we touch on Taylor Swift's return to TikTok and speculate on what the future might hold. Lastly, we cover a range of topics in our lightning round, including E Ink screens, content regulation, photo sharing, and even a new party speaker from Sony. Naturally, we indulge ourselves in an extensive discussion on this latest addition. For further information on all the subjects covered in this episode, here are a few useful links, beginning with Humane: On AI: On Taylor Swift: