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Most AI wearables track you. @AinaInterface helps you act.
I paid for the ring and have been testing it for a couple of weeks. The form factor and feature set are what convinced me.
I truly believe this is the best AI-native wearable on the market right now. Pre-orders from $399, shipping early 2027.
Shoutout to @lazyapprove and the Aina team for building this.
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What if your devices, apps and agents knew what you wanted?
You finish breakfast, and your Uber is booked.
Running late, your agent sends a “Running late” text.
You reach home, and your lights turn on.
AI is proactive now. But it still needs your yes. It waits, for you to unlock your phone, open an app and tap approve. Every time, hundreds of times a day.
AI needs its own interface.
Aina is a ring with a screen that predicts and shows you the three things you’ll need next. One flick of your thumb, and it’s done. For everything.
✦ Cues: proactive suggestions, ready before you need them
✦ Voice: talk to your agents, take notes, dictate
✦ Remote: control your music, Mac and TV
✦ Calls: right from your hand
Pre-orders open now
aina.com
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What if your devices, apps and agents knew what you wanted?
You finish breakfast, and your Uber is booked.
Running late, your agent sends a “Running late” text.
You reach home, and your lights turn on.
AI is proactive now. But it still needs your yes. It waits, for you to unlock your phone, open an app and tap approve. Every time, hundreds of times a day.
AI needs its own interface.
Aina is a ring with a screen that predicts and shows you the three things you’ll need next. One flick of your thumb, and it’s done. For everything.
✦ Cues: proactive suggestions, ready before you need them
✦ Voice: talk to your agents, take notes, dictate
✦ Remote: control your music, Mac and TV
✦ Calls: right from your hand
Pre-orders open now
aina.com
1/ A $30 AI seat looks cheap until you multiply it by 7,000 people.
ALT Price tag graphic: a $30 AI seat multiplied by 7,000 people becomes close to $3 million a year
7/ What gets these deals signed:
1. Start with one small use case and own the adoption.
2. Show which existing licenses it takes out, then put numbers on the productivity gains.
3. Earn the next team once the first one gets value.
1/ AI is making most companies faster. Very few are working differently. Deloitte surveyed 3,500 leaders: 81% say AI sped up decisions and execution. Only 25% use it to deeply transform the business.
ALT Bar chart of Deloitte State of AI in the Enterprise findings: 81% say AI sped up decisions and execution, 60% redesigned jobs around AI, 25% use AI to deeply transform the business, 15% report a real shift in who makes decisions.
3/ When I led AI adoption at Marvell, handing out tools was the easy part. Usage moved from 12% to 80% once we proved value on real work, built a champions network, rewarded experimentation, trained people, and put AI into leadership KPIs.
4/ Is your company faster with AI, or actually working differently? Source: deloitte.com/us/en/about/pre…
Boardy says it has made 277,000+ introductions between people around the world. You tell an AI what you're working on, and it finds who you should meet.
ALT Boardy: slide 1 of the carousel
61% of companies review AI costs when they approve a project. Only 12% consistently check the value AI generates against that cost. (KPMG Global AI Pulse Q3 2026, 2,131 senior leaders)
ALT Costs get reviewed. Value doesn't. 61% review AI costs vs 12% check value against cost. KPMG Global AI Pulse Q3 2026.