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Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 3m

Amazon just acquired Bee, and here's why it's a big deal! So imagine a tool that records all your conversations 24/7, and you can ask any question about it anytime? That, my friend is Bee, an AI-powered wrist band. With Bee, you can; 1) Ask questi

Swamy Gadila

Founder of Friday AI • 3m

This is a big move — not just for Bee, but for the whole wearable AI category. Humane and Rabbit might have stumbled, but Bee’s approach feels more grounded: lower cost, focused use-case, and frictionless UX. If Amazon integrates this with Alexa + shopping + logistics + agentic voice, we’re looking at the birth of a true wearable ecosystem. It’s not about replacing your phone — it’s about offloading memory, intent, and tasks. That’s where real utility lies.

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Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 3m

That's exactly what I was thinking after I read that news for the first time.

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