r/TechNook • u/Ty_kix • 18d ago
Will these replace our phones?
Will we all wear glasses eventually or has some of the negative media around ai and smart glasses going to create an even bigger pushback than what we got with goggle glass?
I felt like many who own a pair of Meta Ray Ban glasses that some people are using them for nefarious reasons but that doesn’t mean that’s the majority, if anything it’s very likely the minority, but because they have created a negative perception of the glasses, it’s reached the media much faster than say… a report on how this technology is helping people, with visual impairments, after effects from strokes and brain damage.
Of course you could simply want to use them to film in first person in a responsible way and be more conscious of people’s privacy or listen to music, have the AI assist read you a message and more.
So I made a video that discusses the technology that’s evolving and what it’s doing in a positive way.
Hit the link below to watch 👇🎥
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u/Shit_On_Wheels 13d ago
Lmao why are you talking about this like it's some sort of revolutionary invention.
It's just a camera and headphones crammed into a form factor of glasses. It has not changed anything. It is not replacing anything.
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u/gadget850 17d ago
Next gen will remember the quaint phone glasses people wore instead of the modern implants.