Is This The Next Big Thing For AI?

AI jewelry is apparently the next big thing. So here are the three biggest products you want to watch out for. First is Meta's neural wristband. Meta researchers have been working on this at the Reality Labs and apparently it uses a technique called Surface emg, which picks up on the tiny electrical signals your brain sends to your hand and fingers when you think about moving. So you don't even need to actually move. Just thinking about moving your finger is enough for the wristband to pick up the signal. The point is that one day you could scroll or type with a twitch or even just a thought. I mean, the implications are already cool, but even cooler when you think about the use case for people with disabilities. Next is the B wristband, which was just acquired by Amazon. The wristband acts like a wearable memory log. It records everything you say throughout the day, then uses AI to analyze conversations, summarizes them, and lets you search through them. If you could get past the someone's always listening vibe, I can see this being really useful for busy people juggling lots of meetings and things in their life. And finally, there's the Omi Neckl this It can apparently analyze the tone, pitch, energy and clarity of your voice in real time and gives you feedback to help you better communicate. So, for example, it could help you sound more confident in a work meeting or more empathetic in a hard conversation. Kind of like a social coach stuffed inside a necklace. I mean, I remember when AI glasses were the next big thing, so it's pretty crazy that those seem like old news now and we might see people sporting AI jewelry out and about soon.