Amazon’s Bee Acquisition Signals Future of AI Wearable Devices
Amazon acquires Bee, an AI wearable startup that records conversations—here’s what it means for smart tech and privacy.
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Amazon’s Bee Acquisition Signals Future of AI Wearable Devices Amazon’s Bee Acquisition and the Future of AI Wearables Amazon is taking a bold leap into the world of AI-powered wearables with its acquisition of Bee, a startup known for its voice-recording bracelet and smartwatch app. This move has sparked a wave of curiosity and concern among consumers and privacy advocates alike. If you’ve been wondering how this move will shape wearable AI technology—and your personal data—this deep dive provides the answers. Image Credits:Bee AI How the Amazon Bee Acquisition Expands AI Wearable Ambitions The Amazon Bee acquisition represents more than just a business transaction—it’s a clear indication that Amazon is serious about wearable AI. Bee, founded by Maria de Lourdes Zollo, created a sleek, affordable device that records ambient conversations to generate reminders, to-do lists, and context-aware prompts. Unlike bulkier or more expensive wearables like the Humane AI Pin, Bee’s $49.99 bracelet (plus a $19 monthly subscription) targets consumers looking for…