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Humane AI Pin maker has reportedly approached potential buyers, including HP, as it looks to fetch $1 billion for the sale of the company.

Artificial intelligence startup Humane has sent emails to users of its $699 AI Pin, telling them to "immediately stop" using the Charge Case Accessory "out of an abundance of caution," after Humane identified quality issues with the battery.

It emerged recently that Humane was trying to sell itself for as much as $1 billion after its confuddling, expensive and ultimately pretty useless AI Pin flopped. A New York Times report that dropped on Thursday shed a little more light on the company's sales figures and,

The Humane Ai Pin hasn't exactly had a great start so far. Now, it seems HP and a few others are in talks to buy the company.

Remember Humane’s AI pin that was hyped as the next big thing right up until people used it? Turns out being an unusable piece of tat wasn’t the only thing wrong with it: Humane has now advised users its charging case may pose a fire risk.

It’s becoming increasingly clear that the Humane AI Pin has no bright future. Last year, the AI-first wearable device seemed like the start of a … The post Is the Humane Ai Pin about to be hit with a recall?