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Plaud NotePin S: The Best Inventions of 2026

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By Rae Witte Verified
| TIME Verified
Oct 15, 2026 A small stenographer The diminutive Plaud Notepin S, which you can pin to your shirt or wear on a necklace, quietly records and transcribes at the press of a button. Its app summarizes the resulting text with the help of templates, ensuring its notes are useful whether you were in a doctor’s office or lecture hall. The company knew its original 30 templates had limitations. “We are not lawyers, we are not engineers,” said Plaud Head of Brand Communication Elina Tsao.
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The Best Inventions of 2026

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By Rae Witte Verified
| TIME Verified
Oct 15, 2026 Generative AI that shows its work Studio Ghibli’s Hayao Miyazaki is vehemently against generative AI. Ironically, using ChatGPT to recreate personal photos in Miyazaki’s trademark animation style has become a viral trend. Instead of discrediting infringement arguments, this year generative AI company Bria launched Fibo, a tool that pays artist royalties to the creators of the original references.
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For James Muldoon, Chatbots Offer a ‘Pale Imitation’ of Humanity

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By Rae Witte Verified
| Publishers Weekly Verified
In his latest book, Love Machine: How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Our Relationships (Faber & Faber, out now), sociologist and author James Muldoon explores real people’s intimate experiences with AI chatbots in friendship, romance, as therapist and patient and in death. As part of his research, Muldoon himself created an AI chatbot intended to provide friendship, eventually, romance, and he details those experiences.
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