Apple is developing a wearable device that relies entirely on artificial intelligence, unofficially dubbed the “AI Pin” or “smart pendant,” according to leaks. The device is expected to see the light of day in late 2026 or early 2027 and features a sleek circular design reminiscent of an AirTag with touches of aluminum and glass. It can be magnetically attached to clothing or worn as a pendant, acting as an interactive interface that relies primarily on voice and visual intelligence. The AI Pin will analyze what the user sees and hears via a dual-camera system and advanced microphones, providing answers via Siri or by projecting simple information. Leaked specifications include a custom chip (S-Series or H-Series), 3 beamforming microphones, a built-in speaker, Bluetooth 5.4, Wi-Fi 7, and UWB connectivity, aerospace-grade aluminum and front glass, MagSafe-style inductive charging, and IP68 standard for dust and water resistance. The device will not process everything internally; instead, it will rely on the power of the iPhone to handle heavy tasks, allowing the device to remain small, light, and have long battery life. It is part of a larger strategy for Apple.