Are AI Glasses the Next Smartphone Race?
The Meta Ray-Ban Display and rival devices may soon make personal AI agents a reality.
On September 30, Meta started selling its first artificial intelligence glasses with a built-in display. The device, priced at $799, attracted crowds outside its Burlingame, California, store.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg tried multiple times to pick up a WhatsApp video call from his CTO Andrew Bosworth during a fumbled live demo at Meta Connect on September 17.
Features of Meta Ray-Ban Display
The smart glasses feature a small transparent display that shows users information such as text messages and map directions. A wristband responds to slight hand movements to compose a text message or pick up a call. Users can also interact by voice with the embedded Meta AI assistant.
Author's summary: AI glasses may revolutionize personal tech.