00:00 Speaker A
Meta furthers its commitment to AI wearables and unveils new smart glasses series.
00:05 Speaker A
No branding means it’s cheaper than the 299, and you don’t have to pay for the Ray-Band or Oakley brands. Ah, functionally they are exactly the same. They’ll still be able to say, “Hey Meta, use Meta AI.” Well, overall I think these are a good value if you’re in the market for smart glasses.
00:29 Speaker A
Comes with adjustable nose pads. If you wear glasses, you know that there are three different spaces in space. And this small temple guard is also adjustable.
00:37 Speaker A
So here we have two cameras on each side. You have a microphone and can do things like: You can say, “Okay, what am I looking at now?” right? And if it’s a work of art, you know what it is. Oh, I hope you know what a cup is, but there’s a cup on the table here. Um, but if I had another material, what could I make with this? You can do something like this. Something like that. That’s a bit ambitious. I don’t know who it is
01:05 Speaker A
I pulled out a handful of food, put it on the counter, and said, “What are we going to do now?” That doesn’t make sense. But as much as it can be useful, for example, if you’re trying to record something you want to do in first person, this kind of thing is good.
01:21 Speaker B
What is the battery life of something like that?
01:22 Speaker A
I think they said 4 hours or something like that. If that happens, I’ll have to double check, so please don’t quote me on that, even if it’s live. But I think something like this appeals to a very specific type of person. right? I don’t think so
01:36 Speaker B
Who is that person?
01:36 Speaker A
I think there are many people who are positive about technology. For those of you who want to be like, oh, try to be an influencer, something like that, a content creator. Oh, or some people just think it’s a cool gadget that requires glasses. These could be prescriptions, but at the moment no prescriptions have been prescribed, so everything is incredibly vague to me. Oh, regular sunglasses are fine too. So they work well in that regard. I think putting an AI agent is putting an AI assistant, not an agent, sorry, not an agent.
02:04 Speaker A
“Uh, always you” is helpful if you’re asking, “I don’t know what 8 is.” 8 times 8 is obviously something you should know if you’re driving a car or something. But I think it’s a little easier than asking something like Siri on a regular basis. It’s worth noting that the meta dominates this space. When it comes to smart glasses, they are absolutely going to take market share. Competition awaits behind the scenes. There’s Google
02:30 Speaker A
Well, we are planning to release glasses with Gentle Monster. I had no idea what Gentle Monster was until Google announced it, but I had to look it up because it’s not cool. Oh, and they’re also going to be working with Warby Parker, which is also huge. Samsung is launching its own line of glasses, and oh yeah, Apple is going to be too.
