
Humane has communicated the safety issue with the charging case to its customers through an email, which was also shared by The Verge. In the email, the company asked customers to immediately stop using and charging the Charge Case Accessory due to an issue with certain battery cells. The company stated that it had identified a quality issue with the battery cell supplied by a third-party vendor and had disqualified the vendor while it works to find a new one4. The email also mentioned that the issue is isolated to certain battery cells used in the Charge Case Accessory and does not affect the AI Pin, Battery Booster, or Charge Pad5. As recompense, the company is offering two free months of its subscription service.
It appears that Humane has not communicated the battery issue through any other channels, such as its website or social media accounts.

Humane is taking the following steps to find a new supplier for the battery cells:
By taking these steps, Humane aims to address the safety concerns and maintain its high-quality standards for the AI Pin and its accessories.

The specific issue identified with the battery cells in Humane's AI Pin charging case is a potential fire safety risk. Upon receiving a single report of a charging issue while using a third-party USB-C cable and third-party power source, Humane investigated and found a quality issue with the battery cell supplied by a third-party vendor used in the charging case16. The company determined that the battery supplier was no longer meeting their quality standards, which led them to disqualify the vendor and search for a new one. The issue is isolated only to certain battery cells used in the charging case and does not affect the AI Pin, its magnetic Battery Booster, or its charging pad, as the disqualified vendor does not supply batteries or any other components for those products.