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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 35596, member: 636"]
Thanks to some clever developers, people who bought the Humane AI Pin can use their devices again. The gadget became useless after Humane turned off its support services, but fans created a way to make it work. A group called OpenPin made tools that bring dead devices back to life.

To revive your AI Pin, you need just $25 worth of equipment and some basic coding. The team posted a video showing how to set up OpenPin on the device. Many users felt upset when their expensive tech became worthless, but this project gives them hope.

The Ai Pin faced harsh criticism when tech reviewer MKBHD shared his thoughts about it online. His video started a wave of negative feedback about the product. Most people agreed you could buy an iPhone for the same money and get much more value.

The device failed because it promised features it couldn't deliver well. Despite its poor start, the Ai Pin might find a new purpose as an open-source project. Developers can now add features and fix problems that the original company never addressed.

The open-source community often rescues abandoned tech products like this. Their work lets people keep using gadgets that companies have given up on. The OpenPin website offers all the instructions needed to transform the device into something more useful than before.
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