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So, Meta launched their Meta Rayban AI

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smart glasses a little while ago, and apparently, I had no idea, but

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apparently they sold 2 million of these things. It's apparently a popular

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product. People want AI in their smart glasses. They want they want smart

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glasses with cameras on them, which is a still a little jarring to me coming from

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the kind of Google Glass era where everybody lost their minds over the idea

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of people having glasses with cameras in them. But look at that. I just did this

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cool unboxing thing. You didn't even notice. It blossoms like a flower. What

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is this? It's the Oakley version. Apparently, these glasses were so

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popular that they're expanding the the product line to a partnership with

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Oakley using Oakley's HSTN frames, which

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is apparently pronounced Hen, not Houston. Honest.

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This is a limited edition version of these glasses and it's the actually the

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only one that's available as of filming. It comes in white with gold uh lenses

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and we'll get into uh looking at the actual glasses themselves. I just want

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to see what's in this box first. There's other non-limited edition versions

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coming soon. This one is $500 and the

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other ones are going to be $400 and the regular Ray-B bands are $300.

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There's a lot of questions here about what exactly you're getting for that

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sequential uh additional $100, but you get a cleaning cloth with this one

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anyway. And this charging case is actually pretty nice. It's bigger than

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the charging case that came with the uh original Meta Ray-B bands, and it has a

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bigger battery inside. It'll it'll store 48 hours of charge in here, and I

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believe the other one only stores 38. This will last for 8 hours of general

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use. So, I think they said 5 hours of music playback and an hour and a half of

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video recording. So, that's one of the big benefits you're getting over the original Meta Ray Bands is longer

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battery life. And the other big benefit you're getting is 3K video recording.

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Did you hear that? Did you hear all those noises? Cuz I did. There's

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speakers in here. But before I get a bit too lost in the uh AI sauce here, let's

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take a physical tour of these glasses. So, on the front, let's just start with

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these lenses. Okay. I want to start right off with these because people are

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saying that they make things like HD in the world. They're polarized, okay? And

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they have this kind of like gold tint on them. What they do is they basically

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take away the glare, any glare from the sun or light sources so that you can see

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things clearer than you would if there was a bunch of glare in your face. So

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that is one way in which it could make things clearer. Uh the other way is

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through this like chromatic some kind of color filter which does make some colors

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pop a little bit more green on plants and stuff especially outside in the sun.

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Like you take these off and they look a little bit more gray. You put them on

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and you're like, "Wow, that's really green." They're pretty cool. I don't know if they're worth another $100 on

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top of the regular design that's going to be available shortly, but or maybe

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they're already available by the time this video comes out. But anyway, on the front here, we got what you might think

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are two. Oh, we're recording right now. And it's recording me uh without my

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consent, frankly. This is the LED indicator over here that tells you

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whether you're tells other people whether you're taking a picture or

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recording. Over here is the actual camera. So, it's a 12 megapixel sensor

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and it can output images and video at a resolution of 3024

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by 4032. Apparently, the old Meta Ray-B

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bands could do images at that res resolution, but not video. Now, this

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thing can do video, but they're calling it 3K video. I mean, you can't call it

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4K. There is a 4032 in there, but you know what? It's detailed under that uh

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distinctive nose bridge. Uh there you can see the uh charging contacts. Oh,

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and I just took another photo. We're going to have so many good photos by the end of this. That's a mic in there,

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apparently. Uh I don't know whether that's in contact. fact. I mean, it

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depends on the your nose shape, I guess, if I if I It's probably a pretty good

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location for that. Honestly, most of my audio comes out through my nose. On this

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side, we have the Oakley logo. And then

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over here, there's a touch pad. You can tap to pause or play whatever music or

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audio you have going on. And swipe forward to volume up, swipe backward to

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volume down. Did I get that right? There's like a small pinhole in the

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Oakley logo. >> Oh, so there is. Oh, that's another

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microphone. Oakley is listening. Okay. Apparently, there's a five mic array on

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this thing. That's way more microphones than I thought there would ever be. On the bottom, you have these two

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microphones as well. So, you got one, two, three, four, and the Oakley logos.

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And then your nose hole is the last the

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least important one. Okay. So, you can just take that out of the video. While

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we're looking at the bottom here, you got speaker grills. Uh, one here, one

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there, and then you also have two on the top of the arms. And then on the top

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here, we have the capture button. So,

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you click that once to take a photo, hold it to take a video, tap it again to

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stop. Oh, and this is interesting. That's the power button. They don't they

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don't tell you to use that really, but you can like switch it off and switch it

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on manually like that. I don't think they want you to do that though because

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they want to control. They want to know what you're doing at all times. Mark

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Mark just cares about you. And on this side, there's the uh notification LED.

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You saw it was green there for a second. This is this is the really impressive

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thing in this era of smart glasses that we have now. The arms feel a little bit

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chunkier than a normal pair of glasses, but they don't it weightwise. I you if

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you told me there was no electronics in here, I may believe you. This is the

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standard sunglasses weight test and it's

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passing. It's passing with flying colors. The the most controversial thing

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about these on the initial uh kind of

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walkthrough is just their overall shape and the way that they look and the

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color. Full disclosure, I went on a vacation recently and I I was going to

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try these out. I didn't. Why? because

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they look I I don't want to be walking around with my family looking like this.

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No offense, you know, if this is your look, but it's not mine. If you look at

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the product branding, it makes a little bit more sense for some of these kind of

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like border border dudes. If you're in

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like the extreme sports world and you

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know, it's all about kind of like these funky wacky glasses. These aren't even

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that funky though. So, it's like you're not going to get that many points for that. But, that's what they're that's

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who they're targeting. This is supposed to be like for the active crowd. The the

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original Ray-B bands are just kind of like, you know, normal sunglasses. Any

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any old schmuck could wear them, but these you can't be a normal schmuck. You

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got to be a special schmuck. That said, if you like these frames and Oakleys in

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general, but you don't want to look this

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special, you could. There are other colors coming that are kind of like a

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bit more drab, boring,

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really normal, you know, just the normalst colors you can think of. They

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have some of those. though. So, that's enough tangential stuff. Let's use them

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a little bit. The primary cool thing about these glasses and the Meta Ray-B

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bands are the fact that you can say, "Hey, Meta, what's our sponsor today?"

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Thanks to UG Green for sponsoring this video. Their new Nexo 100 W GAN charger

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has a nifty feature that makes it a fantastic travel wall adapter. A

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retractable cable built right in that's about 30 in long. That means you can

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charge one device with the full 100 watts of output without even needing to

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bring an extra cable. But if you got some extra cables, you have two

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additional USBC ports and a single USBA port allowing you to charge up to four

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devices all at once. Pick up one today.

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Here's a link in the description. >> Like uh the Meta Ray-B bands, Meta AI is

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uh you know, that's what's powering the AI smarts here. So, you have to be have

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it paired with the Meta AI app either on Android or iPhone. And you can use the

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Meta AI assistant to, you know, do

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things like that you could just do manually, like take a photo. Hey, Meta,

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take a photo. It did it. It does whatever I tell it to. Every time you

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capture something, that little popup shows up on the app and you have to

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dismiss it. It's like a That's a little annoying. Hey, Meta,

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record a video. Hi, guy. I can barely see you, but I'm assuming that the

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camera can see you a little bit better. I also took uh some sample videos from

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outside of this high contrast studio space. So, you can see what the video

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quality is there. As far as I can tell, the cameras do a pretty good job of like

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reproducing color and having some sharpness thanks to that 3K resolution,

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but it's not going to, you know, blow any phone cameras out of the water. At

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the same time though, it's on your head. So, that's a big benefit. One of the other few advantages that this has over

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the regular Meta Ray-B bands is that you are only able to record 30 seconds of

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video with those and you can do 3 minutes of video with these. You got 32

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gigs of storage on board. You can also use Meta AI to do some practical things

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that you would want an AI assistant to do like play music. Hey Meta,

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play Crab Rave on Spotify.

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It's kind of funny having I got to take these off for a second. This is I don't

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like being in there. I gotta say like these are tiny little speakers and they

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do really well at at uh replicating kind

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of the upper end upper mids and and

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highs like a phone speaker, you know, but with a phone speaker, you can kind

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of be far away from it and the bad audio quality, you're kind of removed from it.

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With these, when you max out the volume, it's like trying so hard to have bass,

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but it's just not like instead of like a boom boom boom a bass, it's like

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that doesn't sound that bad to me actually. But regardless, they're serviceable. They're serviceable phone

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speakers. You know, if you put the volume at kind of like mid, like 75% uh

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you're going to have a fine time. They're not going to block anything out

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when you're like if you're cycling or something. They're virtually no noise

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isolation and they're not like bone conducting like aftershocks or whatever.

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so they don't like go inside your skull. But, uh, yeah, for just casually

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listening to something, maybe while you're driving, pretty good. Taking the

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glasses off will actually pause the music as well. Kind of the standard

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thing you have now with like Bluetooth ear sets, uh, headsets, because that's

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basically what this acts as. You can play any audio through it. It'll just

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act like a Bluetooth speaker, but it also has these specific integrations

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like Spotify is a specific integration

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in the Meta AI experience. Connected apps. So, I connected Spotify as a

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connected app. So, I can call up Spotify specifically by name with Meta to say,

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"Play this thing on Spotify." I guess you can also connect Amazon Music or

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Shazam, but you can't connect YouTube music,

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Apple Music. That's kind of lame. However, you can use those apps and play

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the audio through the speakers on the glasses. You just can't have the

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official integration. But that got me thinking. Can you use Meta AI as the

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default AI assistant app instead of Google Assistant or or Bixby? I think

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Bixby isn't a thing anymore. Or is it? I don't know. Tell me in the comments. And

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you can. You can uh choose for Meta AI to be your Android assistant instead of

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Google Assistant. But as far as I can tell, that still doesn't allow you to do

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things like call up specific apps like Google Maps to say like, "Oh, make, you

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know, like Google Assistant, you could be like, "Give me directions to this place." Where's Meta AI? Open the Meta

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AI app because apparently it wants this app to be open anytime you do something

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like that. Hey, Meta, give me directions to Vancouver on

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Google Maps. >> I can tell you how far away something is

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or how long it will take to get there, but I can't help with directions.

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How long will it take to get to Vancouver?

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the Meta AI app is set to always and that precise location is turned on.

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>> Pretty sure I did set it to always, but >> are you still listening?

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>> that's a little concerning honestly.

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to see how long it would kind of carry on a how many turns it would carry on a

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conversation for. And it seemed like if you first said the words, "Hey, Meta,"

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it would listen and then you talk and then it would reply and then I could

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reply one more time and then it would reply again and then after that it would

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stop. But this time I was just like, "Are you still listening?" It's like,

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"No." Well, that's a limitation. I feel

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like with these AI assistants, I the

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main thing that I have an issue with is

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when they make it seem like you can do all of these things. You can ask it to

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look something up. You can ask it questions. You can ask it to write a

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poem. Why are we trying to get people to use all these AI assistants when they

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can't even do things that Google Assistant could do like 10 years ago? I

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don't even know at this point. Again, I can't I keep I don't feel comfortable

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wearing those. Now, what Google Assistant cannot do, at least in a

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first-party glasses device yet, is just

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live on your head and look around at stuff and answer questions about the

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world. You can do multimodal input with, you know, if you use the Gemini app and

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the chat GPT app can do this too where you like take a picture with your phone

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and stuff, but like we're talking about smart glasses. This is kind of the whole

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use case we want to use them for. So, Meta AI can look at things. You can ask

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it to look at stuff and help you

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understand what the heck's going on. So, I got some math problems here. Okay,

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we're going to see. We're going to see how this goes. Hey, Meta,

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I don't understand math at all. Can you help me with these problems?

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>> The math problems appear to be a series of addition and multiplication

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exercises. Can you help me solve the first one?

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>> The first problem is A1 to three. >> No. Uh the the first one is the one on

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the left. Uh 12 + 6. You know that one.

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>> The answer to 12 + 6 is >> I knew it. I knew it.

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I I I always do this where I just assume that everybody does this. You assume

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that AI has more capability than it actually has because it's for some

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things it just blows your mind that it can just do that no problem. And for

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other things, it's like, what? You can't figure out that I'm talking about this

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one? I'll cover this. >> Hey, Meta, look at this math problem.

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>> The math problem is 12 + 6

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>> divided by 6. You forgot that part. >> The correct calculation is 12.

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>> Well, it got there sort of. It was like the correct answer is 12 + 6 is blah

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blah blah divided by six. So, it did it did help me through it, but I had to

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help it. Anyways, that's not a great example. Here's another thing. It could

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maybe help you with if you're super super lazy and you don't want to read

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stuff. Here's an article on LT Labs which are exceptionally high quality and

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you should read from top to bottom and not use an AI to summarize. Hey Meta, is

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this a good mouse that I'm looking at right now through my camera?

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>> Yes, the Razer Pro Click 52 Vertical Edition is a high performance mouse

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designed for productivity and gaming. It features a 12,000 CPI optical sensor.

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Does it even say that on this page? I asked it, "Is this a good mouse?" And I

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assumed it would read what is on screen and tell me, "Oh, this is what these

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people think of this mouse." But instead, it basically like saw the title

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of what the mouse is, and then it Googled something about it, which was

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its CPI count, which isn't even on this page. That's confusing, but it gave me

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some information about uh what I was looking at. So, you know, okay, the you

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know, again, as with all AI things, your

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mileage may vary. One of the actual useful things that uh these AI glasses

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from Meta can do is live translation. Oliver here speaks so many languages it

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it blows frankly his own mind. And he's

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going to speak to me in French. Are you like really really good at French? No.

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You're just okay. But it's good enough for this. Okay guys, chill. Are you

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ready? >> Uh not not yet. Help me, Oliver. I need to

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get around this area of the world in which they speak primarily French. Uh,

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>> where do you want to go? >> Oliver, do you know how to get to the

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museum?

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>> I don't know how you can go have fun, but you can try.

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>> And that's a lesson for all of us.

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France. >> It's been 8 years since I've been

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>> Oh, that did not get the whole thing. Wow. I was saying it's been 8 years

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since I've spoken. >> That's way too long. Yeah. >> 8 years since I've spoken.

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>> It's a vow of silence. Okay. Well, that wasn't the most uh that wasn't the most

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inspiring demo we've ever had. Um, I feel like the even G1 when you came and

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did the translation there, that was very cool. >> Yeah, but I said like three words.

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>> And also it had a display. So, as you were talking, I was just seeing what you

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were saying come up. This is like this is a little annoying because there's no

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display. So, that's the main problem with these glasses is the there's no

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display. It seemed like it wasn't really picking him up when I wasn't like facing

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him directly and then it kind of like lean I when I faced him it started

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picking them up like it's it's geared to pick up sound that's coming from right

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in front of you. I don't know. Okay, what are we going to do about these glasses? The AI stuff can be useful if

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you really only use the stuff that

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definitely works. Telling it to record a video. Like maybe you're looking at a

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monument and they're like, "Hey, what am I looking at?" and it could tell you,

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oh, it's the Arcta triumph or whatever. That can be useful if you want to do

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anything that like gets a little bit more complicated. If you want to do some

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things that assistants could do before the whole chat GPT LLM craze, you know,

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it it it can't really do that. But now that we have all of these different AIs,

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they have different ecosystems as well. And some of them can connect to your

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services, others can't. It's a bit annoying that every AI company is trying

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to like get their assistant in everybody in all these devices, but anytime you

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actually try to use them for something super useful, I don't want to get down

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on people who do use these things a lot because AI is in society now. People are

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using it. People I know who are not techy at all use it every day for stuff

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like teacher stuff. But yeah, I just

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want it to be more useful. If you're going to suck up all our data, if you're

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going to train on all this copyrighted content and we're going to change our

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entire copyright system legally for

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these AIs, like at least be super useful, at least do something for us.

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The one thing about these that I wanted to mention before we go is that they are

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IPX4 uh water and dust resistant. It's the

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same rating as the Meta uh Ray-B bands.

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Especially for these, it's nice to have because these are kind of marketed more

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towards the active. I just took another photo. The active sports crowd. So, uh,

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you know, get muddy, get wet. >> I don't think IPX4 is rated for like

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muddy and wet. It's for like light rain. >> Well, don't get too muddy wet. Get, uh,

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light rain. Just dance around if if

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nothing's stopping you. These are $500. Uh, there's $400 ones that are coming in

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different colors. Like I said, you know, I'm basically of the opinion that smart

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glasses will be worth it and cool and maybe I will want some when they can

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both do the AI stuff that these can do and have a screen in it. I really liked

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the Even G1. It didn't have some of the

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kind of like speaker enabled stuff that this can do. It couldn't play music. It

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had a mic so it could hear you. You could prompt it and then it would reply

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with stuff on the screen. So, when Meta can get their Orion glasses to market or

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Google, Google's look like they could be cool. And it would be extra super cool

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if you subscribe to ShortCircuit because this video is over. Thanks for

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watching. Go watch the even G1 video I did about those ones.

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