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Zuckerberg: Anyone not wearing AI glasses in the future will be at disadvantage
- dotcoma 1y agoYeah, they won’t be able to see through women’s clothes…
- rolph 1y agorolph: Anyone wearing AI glasses in the future will be at disadvantage when the connection goes down.
- pavel_lishin 1y agoProduct Salesman: "Anyone not using our product in the future will be at disadvantage."
- pavel_lishin 1y ago> Just like regular eye glasses that help correct bad vision, smart glasses will be the main way people access and use AI That analogy falls apart before it even gets to the analogy stage.
- EA-3167 1y agoFrom the man who recently tried to convince you, himself, and his shareholders that if you didn't buy in the crypto-driven VR world he never really created, you would be at a disadvantage. I can't wait to see the next hole he throws a few billion down.
- JohnFen 1y agoWe'll see. Even if Zuckerberg's nonsense about "superintelligence" comes true, I'm willing to bet that in a world where everyone is wearing AI glasses, I'll have the advantage by not.
- treetalker 1y agoAny superintelligence worthy of the moniker would make advantages and disadvantages irrelevant.
- more_corn 1y agoPlease expand on this. I think about it a lot and my predictive power breaks entirely when it comes to ASI.
- quantified 1y agoIn which case, poor people lose out more to affluent. Take the economic web and stretch it further.
- AnimalMuppet 1y agoAnyone not wearing AI glasses in the future will put Facebook at a disadvantage with respect to shoving ads at you.
- sleepyguy 1y agoMETA Glasses have been a godsend for my elderly mother-in-law, who is visually impaired and slowly losing her sight. They can read labels for her, answer spoken questions (she can’t use a computer), play music, help her locate items in her immediate surroundings, and even handle phone calls. She’s gradually discovering new ways to use them. It would be even better if they could integrate with smart home systems—such as turning on lights, adjusting the thermostat, or providing reminders for appointments, etc. There’s enormous potential for devices like this to serve the elderly and the visually impaired. My father-in-law was so impressed, he bought himself a pair even though he doesn't need any assistance.
- anang 1y agoIs this maybe the play? Facebook has an aging user base, maybe it makes sense for them to target older people who have trouble using traditional computers or smartphones?
- altairprime 1y agoThere are worse things than being at a disadvantage.
- Bluestein 1y agoMy first thought was, one was at a disadvantage by looking as dorky as he does with those glasses on ...
- treetalker 1y agoPopulation control!
- Bluestein 1y agoSheer antinatalist propaganda right there, on a wearable AI, metaverse-enabled pair of goofy dorkiness! (Superintelligence plugin coming up to a pair near you. Spring 2035).-
- rolph 1y agomy first thought was "Spaz" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_Qh2Bx6TIM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_Qh2Bx6TIM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meatballs_(film) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meatballs_(film) https://duckduckgo.com/?q=spaz+meatballs&iar=images&t=lm https://duckduckgo.com/?q=spaz+meatballs&iar=images&t=lm
- Bluestein 1y agoSpaz finally got laid.- Zuckdork? With those glasses? Doubtful.- (In the metaverse maybe. Not in the "meat"-verse).-
- rolph 1y agoseriously if something was done to manipulate the optical lenses to optimise for usage mode it would be helpful
- general1726 1y agoI won't be able to see ads and AI slop without them. What a bummer.
- snthpy 1y agoWay ahead of you there Zuck, I'm going to get the Neurolink ...