This session is led by Limitless, a company developing a wearable AI device aimed at augmenting human memory by capturing and processing audio throughout the day. The CEO's personal story of regaining hearing and viewing it as a 'superpower' inspires the company's mission to augment human capabilities. The discussion covers the 'forgetting curve' and the challenge of retaining memories, highlighting the vision of freeing the human mind from biological limitations. The focus shifts to the Limitless wearable device, described as a durable, light, all-day wearable AI that captures audio. Features discussed include its design, battery life, audio capabilities, and integration with web, Mac, and Windows apps. Future features like to-do lists, automatic contact capture, 'start moments,' custom prompts, daily insights, and AI assistance are also explored. A significant portion of the session is dedicated to the ethical considerations of such a device, especially around user consent. Participants discuss current consent practices, challenges in one-party and two-party consent states, and how to design a consent journey that respects both users and participants. Various scenarios and concerns are raised, including privacy, wiretapping laws, the potential for misuse, and how to balance utility with ethical considerations. The group brainstorms ideas such as voice recognition for consent, varying levels of consent, and ways to phrase consent requests to be less intimidating. The session concludes with a discussion about the implications of having a 'ground source of truth' through recorded data and the potential for its use in legal and personal contexts.