The Bee is a wearable device priced at $50 that uses AI to transcribe and summarize conversations, effectively turning the user into a 'walking wiretap.' It connects to a smartphone via Bluetooth, providing transcriptions of all recorded conversations. The device utilizes large language models from companies like Anthropics, Google, and Meta to analyze and summarize these conversations. A practical application of the Bee is its ability to identify tasks from conversations and automatically add them to a to-do list, as well as summarize chats and highlight key points from meetings, enhancing memory retention. However, the device records everything and sends the data to the company's servers, raising significant privacy concerns. Users cannot listen to the audio recordings, only view transcripts, and while there is an option to disable the microphone or delete data from the servers, the lack of privacy is a major drawback. After two months of use, the speaker concludes that the convenience offered by the Bee does not outweigh the privacy trade-offs, although some users might disagree.