From brain fog to Bee Pioneer: why think when you can wear it⁠?

This excerpt from Enrique Dans' blog discusses the emergence of AI wearables as a new frontier for artificial memory. Drawing on a Wall Street Journal article, Dans explores how devices like the Plaud NotePin function as personal memory aids, capturing conversations and interactions to generate tasks and notes. While highlighting the benefits of enhanced productivity and information capture, the text also emphasizes significant drawbacks such as privacy concerns, the potential for data misuse, and the risk of technological dependency. The future adoption of these devices, according to Dans, hinges on effective regulation, user education, and responsible innovation from manufacturers.This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «From brain fog to Bee Pioneer: why think when you can wear it?»