With HP it will become even bigger pile of garbage
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But what happens to the pins Humane sold? Well, they are about to become ewaste.
Companies should be forced to pay for disposal in those cases.
Companies should be forced to refund every single customer in these cases
116m seems like enough for the 400 pins they actually sold
$116 million seems like a lot
$116 million ? How ?
Not for their management and product teams :)
Everyone wants in on AI. Humane probably has a decent, well-versed AI engineering staff, some of its own training models, and maybe even its own functional ready-to-go cloud resources.
116 Mil for a turn-key AI development staff with models and servers doesn't seem unreasonable if you have HP money.