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Mark Zuckerberg says anyone not wearing AI glasses in the future will be at a disadvantage
Billionaire Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has always been an early adopter of new tech, but now he says those who don’t adopt smart glasses, which sit at the bleeding edge of wearable technology, may be at risk of falling behind.
Brilliant Labs is the startup behind Frame, the open-source smart glasses designed for hackers and other creative types.
It’s official: Alibaba is entering the smart glasses game. After rumors that percolated late last week, Alibaba unveiled its ...
Claimed to be the "world's thinnest AI glasses", Halo features many of the tools from Brilliant Labs' previous Frame smart ...
Zuckerberg also sees AI glasses as a key part of building the Metaverse, a future digital world where physical and virtual ...
Executives at the company behind Ray-Ban and Oakley were upbeat about its smart-glasses partnership with Meta, and said U.S.
Smart glasses out of China are operating on another level, and a rumored pair from Alibaba is the latest example.
Whether or not people will be cognitively disadvantaged without smart glasses is debatable. Recent studies from Microsoft and ...
It feels like everyone and their aunt is making AI / AR smart glasses nowadays, especially as someone who tests the best smart glasses around. But something caught my eye when reading a description of ...
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