The Plaud NotePin AI Memory Capsule
A “lifelogger” to keep track of what you (or your spouse) might forget
You can lie to your dog and get away with it. But everyone else, from partners to children to colleagues to cops, will quickly call you out if they perceive any discrepancy between what you said and what you later did. There have been not a few occasions in your columnist’s domestic life, and doubtless in yours too, when disputes over who said what have led to A Big Scene.
At those times, over the many decades, I have whimsically wished that there was such a gadget as a life recorder. There have actually been three commercially available “lifeloggers,” as they were known, all notably unsuccessful because they attempted to record video, which caused major privacy concerns, and they made the wearer look somewhat creepy. The most recent life recorder, the $699 Humane AI pin, failed spectacularly earlier this year, with just 10,000 pre-orders. It had only a couple of hours’ battery life and a tendency to get hot.
