Googles New AI Glasses Are The Future Of AI (Android XR Explained)

[@Darkurge666]

They should just call them "googles".

[@chasekwon5466]

Dang it's good and funny lol

[@fonsengers6348]

Googlasses

[@renman3000]

I'd respect that.

[@dragoon347]

Google googles google goggles

[@Kicklighter.A]

😂😂👍

[@dineshch1273]

An Ad block for those glasses will be much needed in future.

[@michaelray282]

we estimate we can sell up to 80% of an individual's visual field before inducing seizures

[@Sage16226]

@@michaelray282 lmao is that a Ready Player One reference

[@michaelray282]

@@Sage16226 lol yes seemed fitting

[@Spractral]

Meta already has this cornered anyways... They already have the software fully fleshed out and ppl stuck on it and they've done a ton with the hardware

[@Sage16226]

@@Spractral thats what i was thinking. It seems like they forgot all about smart glasses until meta announced their glasses

[@turmeon9510]

-Ey gemini, where is my level? -I don't know, but let me search a new one for you in google shopping.

[@TheInnerVision]

itll be on your front door between 6 and 8 tommorow, it wont ask lol

[@IggyWildcat]

Idea: Add a rear view camera. It doesn’t always have to be in your display, but the AI can warn you of something that’s happening behind you.

[@infinitedurr]

Suddenly, everyone is wearing glasses. Nerds truly remaking the world in their own image! 😂

[@alexl4342]

Everybody's been wearing sun glasses for decades mate

[@thenotoriousgryyn342]

The True Inheritors Of The Earth.

[@4KLiveOG]

probably have contact len version haha

[@thetechconsultant]

😅😂🎉

[@nasserzebdi1923]

Google will have a full scan of your house as Data XD

[@SubjectiveFunny]

They already have that mate.

[@justinwescott8125]

Good, the more data they have, the faster they can build more powerful AI

[@tomaspecl1082]

Full scan of everything, the google maps street view will be even better, you will even be able to look inside the houses :D

[@Seriouslydave]

​@@SubjectiveFunnyyeah they come around every 5 years and make sure its still the same for taxes

[@Kurdish20226]

Who cares?

[@HansKonrad-ln1cg]

- ok where am i? - it seems like youre sitting on a toilet. - what is this im looking at? - this is a roll of toilet paper - what am i supposed to do with it? - ... in the future humans are going to be too dumb to take a shit without their ai partner.

[@pharobron]

WALL-E

[@DigitalGus75]

That’s such nonsense. We are already augmented. All you are changing is the ui.

[@adakot123]

😂

[@mrd6869]

For those who dont know how to leverage things, yes they will be dumb. However,Smart people will figure out to use it as an amplifier and make money.

[@EmilGabrielNYC]

That’s what I just said they just want to “shrink” our brains, I don’t want to live in that reality!!!!

[@JosuaKrause]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="140">2:20</a> ads while walking around... great...

[@Alistair]

as long as you can turn it off, I'm ok with it showing me the locations. But yeah if you can't turn it off, the only way I'm using one of these longer term is with a custom rom

[@Space97.]

😂

[@proudhandsdrawing]

I think until google is not held liable for allowing fake restaurant ratings, they shouldnt be able to blend in the ratings of restaurants into your vision. In japan, there is an entire industry for downrating peoples restaurants to ruin them.

[@NicolasMontchery]

Good point. Ads will certainly not go away in the future.

[@Kurdish20226]

You can most likely turn it off

[@popskyi1]

As a frequent traveler, I would love this product, especially live translation of different languages and map

[@phorias]

This would probably be the most used feature aside from watching football or baseball games from any perspective you wish and close ups and all. Having a live translation is just amazing

[@neil_b4_zod]

The ability to get live translation when people talk to you without shoving your phone into their faces will be a game changer for travelers.

[@GadgetManiia]

Everything Google builds seems to vanish like magic a few years later, so let's not get our hopes too high!

[@VeonUA]

All the Google guys are now wearing glasses in this video.

[@loslingos1232]

Nah I hope it disappears. We don’t need doxxing glasses.

[@jonathans4503]

Reminds me of Google lenses

[@sluxi]

yeah it was hilarious that they tried to spin this as "we haven't stopped" when they've repeatedly done just that.

[@jfost281]

@@jonathans4503 Google Stadia too.

[@iainmackenzieUK]

I was raised in an age when you had to look behind you when reversing a car and you could find your way around a new city using a map and your inbuilt sense of direction. Now my younger friends can not drive 2 miles without following instructions from their phones. Dont fear the dawn of Artificial Intelligence, but be aware of surrendering your own good sense (s)

[@KyleMorrison]

But could you drive across the country with very little planning? There is a bit of a reliance you must buy into to elevate what you are capable of doing. Youth may not be able to navigate their own town very well without their phone but a reliance on technology also boosts what they are capable of with technology. I think it is best to have both a base understanding of what you are capable of without technology, but focusing on what someone is capable of without it is just shortsighted. Do you look down on someone with bad handwriting or who can’t write cursive? Why if those people can type way faster than they could ever hand write a letter? People get caught up focusing on lost skills after technology. I still know people who believe that everyone should learn to drive a stick shift. Do not get lost holding onto the past. Technology progresses. Skills change. It isn’t a bad thing and has been happening for centuries.

[@DarrylErickson]

I can’t wait until the first time it catches its wearer walking into a seedy part of town and asks, "what are you doing, Dave?"

[@gravelrash6636]

I was raised in an age where my mother had to cut holes in my pockets just so I had something to play with

[@null7198]

Yes, and I'm sure you couldn't ride a horse and carriage and know the land and direction just by stars/compass/establishing context-- But it doesn't make you dumb or lacking skills, it's literally just a change in skill set based on what's available to you during your time in YOUR life. Saying "I was able to do THIS when I was younger" isn't as impressive when you put in the context of the generations before you also one upping you-- But also being a lot less knowledgeable at the same time lol.

[@ron5378]

Hey Grandpa, you were probably born in an age when people had to walk to a well to get water, but now we can get it from kitchen taps. You keep living in a cave, while the rest of us improve our standard of living.

[@springlink3188]

We'll see how effective this is. One of the largest problems with these phone replacements is that they are never more convenient and useful than just...using a phone

[@homeyworkey]

taking your phone out is not seamless, not good for your neck, not good for your mental (why look at a screen when you could look infront of you at nature/city), doesnt work if you dont have a hand available (ie on a bike) glasses are fundamentally different to all these other different accessories, they fit snuggly onto our face already, close to our ears, i mean it really is the best form factor

[@springlink3188]

@@homeyworkey I'm not saying that phones should continue to be used without reason. I am saying that if all people get fro these glasses are some cursory GPS functions and simple AI, it's not worth it. I would rather use a slim phone made to fit in my hand then walk around constantly talking to myself to find a place, or hitting some clunky buttons in the air.

[@EnochOkikiJesus]

We'll see 😅

[@jayceh]

It's better than a smart watch though. Which is closer to what it replaces, especially because the end product will likely want to use the phone to do compute.

[@LtFoodstamp]

​@@homeyworkey For sure. Doing something like riding a bike. This would give you maps, and texting while riding. That would be awesome!

[@julius6817]

I think this will need a UI that doesn’t require the user to talk all the time. Talking is exhausting and not always wanted as well. It has to be usable in a mostly non verbal way to be truly better than using a phone.

[@BrianThorne]

Truth

[@universalspaceexpeditioner8259]

Should just reply by itself to the situation. If you see a paper with questions it should start answering them itself. If you hear a non native language it should by itself start translating. All these should be done wiothout you having to say anything.

[@tachim8962]

@@universalspaceexpeditioner8259 its so funny that I can't tell if your comment and the one that started the topic are serious or ironic (the part about answering questions made my day. just imagining all the bullshit that is caused by this kind of programe)

[@alexl4342]

I agree. I am 100% ready for XR glasses tbh but I don't want to have to talk to my AI all day. Single phrases for selection is fine but Im not trying to have conversation with it all the time

[@alwynpereira7363]

imagine a group of folks; together; in a public; say for a game or concert. all talking to themselves (glasses); and not each there.

[@1978rayking]

I love it so helpful for everything, I would love it to be a chatbot ,convers, suggestions, warnings, heads up, show you things about the world not always public, give advice if asked make a suggestion , get smarter with updates. Make a save folder for you, keep things on memory for awhile, save things for you in unlimited folders ,remember conversations so on.

[@dawid_dahl]

I’ll believe it when I actually see a real and non-biased person use it.

[@gregmasseyify]

Maybe now is the time, they have been working on this for before Google glass

[@PseudoProphet]

Why don't you use Gemini 2.0 by yourself? Or do you like paying $200 for basic agents that people have been building for an entire year now. 😂😂

[@animalnt]

remember that casey guy on the subway with the last google headset, they couldnt even sell half of them

[@homeyworkey]

It's not a matter of if but when. Meta have glasses already for the more simplistic usecases and it is very popular. Give it time for it to be fully matured, iphone 15 wasn't built in a day

[@dawid_dahl]

@@homeyworkey The reason I’m hesitant is that I have seen these hype:y videos of AR products for almost 10 years now-remember Google Glass?-and then the actual products either never materialize or they utterly suck. That said, I’m still hopeful and looking forward to any real demos. I just don’t want these ads with fake usage.

[@lemont64]

*Where did i leave my level*.... That is the most useful feature hands down

[@erawest4680]

Also a good way to stop training your own memory and becoming dependent af

[@Space97.]

Fr 😂

[@Space97.]

​@@erawest4680most humans memories suck anyways so this is very helpful 😂

[@giovannipizzato6888]

Agreed, I'm crap at remembering where my stuff is lol

[@notsoluckycharm]

I feel like that has to be one of the more oversold features / staged demo. Did you leave it there 1 minute ago? 1 day ago? That’s a lot of data to parse through for to be able to answer any arbitrary question. And that’s not even touching on the how: like recall it must have to collect data every few seconds.

[@MrWyzdum]

"I last saw your level next to your bottle of Cymbalta on your dresser, and I've uploaded this to the server so now Google knows what anti depressant you take, the dosage, and when it was filled."

[@ChatGPT1111]

Your level of sarcasm shows a general discontent of your upbringing, favoring the maternal side. I suggest you take 2.5 mg of Prozak and give him a call.

[@Insaight87]

Thought about the same

[@novelist-vancearcher]

so what?

[@remyd8767]

cool. so it can place the refill for me automatically?

[@drichbanks]

Google already knows bc it is in your phone, email and mobile receipts...not to mention in your medical portal 😂

[@mikewa2]

Just the start, the world becoming a smaller less scary space. Always having a friend with you is so great for so many many people. Making the world safe is just one of the benefits of Ai , no way back, bring on lots more

[@keitaro3660]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="308">5:08</a> OMG THIS IS the feature i was waiting for!!! Realtime AI Audio Translation!! 😭😭😭 so i don't need to learn other language <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="367">6:07</a> WHAT?! SERIOUSLY??? the glasses can also REMEMBER this kind of things?? My concern probably : 1. How long the battery will last...? 2. I already wear glasses myself... For that AI Glasses, How do i use it?😢 probably i can only use that project moohan headset, and that's very dumb to use it outside, haaa...

[@Didi97133]

Tu as raison, reste ignorante 😂

[@polktechnologysolutions5874]

"I saw the level last on the console..." So it is spying 24x7 and seeing everything around you all the time... excellent... Not terrible at all.. If the phone spying is a bomb, this is a moon sized asteroid...

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

As the saying goes: if the service is free you are the product.

[@setsunaes]

spying and SAVING everything somewhere... I doubt that it stores all this data on the device itself.

[@MobileDecay]

The glasses won't be free though.

[@loslingos1232]

Exactly.

[@marcduchamp5512]

They’ll recited how many time you visit the bathroom and remind you to wipe each time

[@HippieP629]

A. Very impressive. B. The thought of driving while others are interacting / distracted on the road is absolutely FRIGHTENING to me

[@allanshpeley4284]

People are distracted by looking down at their phones anyway. Now they can be distracted while keeping their eyes on the road.

[@HippieP629]

@allanshpeley4284 Distracted while driving. Great

[@loslingos1232]

I’m worried about the average person spying on you but this isn’t a concern I’ve thought of. I fully agree…..

[@WeirdBrainGoo]

People already have hands-free phone calls while driving.

[@HippieP629]

@@WeirdBrainGoo Simulatenously concentrating on the road and objects from glasses, cognitively isn't a good recipe

[@Jack0.00]

I would like to know what the privacy issue will be like. If I use these glasses, I will only be increasing Google's database, so it is better for Google to pay me to use them, rather than spending my money to buy them. We also need to know about the types of ads they will place and/or types of suggestions.

[@GuestAcc_1]

This is exactly what I think! Google should pay us for it. Or if we have to buy the product in the beginning, we will get access to all google services that require premium access or subscription that these glasses require to function.

[@randomseer]

A free user wouldn't generate enough revenue to pay for a set of glasses in 20 years

[@ElijahFate-b5o]

It's simple, do not use them

[@Jack0.00]

@randomseer I don't know, with user information, I believe that Google would be able to fine-tune its artificial intelligence, not the quantity of data that the user would provide, but rather the quality. Google could also earn money through suggestions that it would give to users for a future purchase of a product. There would be several companies that would pay Google to have A.I direct their company to comparisons.

[@Jack0.00]

ElijahFate-b5o Life is not simple, people talk about possible problems, we want security and transparency regarding the product. We don't want to hear that in the future we are sorry there was a leak of user data.

[@hooliganez]

In the near future, no human on the planet will be without the glasses - forgetting them at home will feel like leaving your brain behind.;]

[@everettlauster]

Fascinating. Tech is so astounding because this is like tier 1. We won’t be going backwards. The glasses will get sleeker and smaller. Tech first and I’m sure fashion will follow. Multiple colors for the frames ect… These might be the most impressive I’ve seen between Meta and Snapchat’s AR glasses

[@garethgough4112]

All privacy is zero once these are launched.

[@michwashington]

You have no privacy

[@anand.suralkar]

Privacy never had been any positive number already

[@ivor000]

uh, that ship sailed a loooong time ago

[@hobbitpsi]

Aww it's cute you think your privacy is high now. Hi, Cyber Security here, unless you're rocking a VPN and some reall good security....hell even then you're privacy isn't that secure. From any device, as long as you are connected to the internet your privacy isn't secure. Every website you go to, you are usually accepting cookies to view said website, guess what? Those cookies are literally tracking you. Doesn't matter if you're using an iphone with how they tote their security, yes their security is pretty good, but that's only on their server side, not on your side, your side is always going to be vulnerable.

[@rpaiz87]

you must have taken the blue pill to be still believe in such a thing, I think it's too late to be red pilled at this point

[@TheAlastairBrown]

I can't wait to get smashed in the face by two concurrent Cadbury ads while I'm trying to read a street sign in Lithuania. Brought to you by Cadbury.

[@cinematic_monkey]

this

[@robkraft2103]

Brought to you by Carls Junior, dummy. Who’s the smart boy now?

[@supermandem]

Why Cadbury?

[@amzpro5734]

Yeah if Google run Ads into the glasses it will be horrible. Better start designing an ad blocker for glasses now!

[@paulidevoss7249]

Haha yeah I hear ya!

[@TheZenYuzu]

We hate that you don't see our adverts. It's so annoying that we have to notify your phone. With google glasses. It will be next to impossible to ignore us!

[@janetwoodville3643]

Does it cost a monthly subscription to use Gemini?

[@gerardhynes5825]

As an almost deaf person I would be happy if the glasses just did Live Transscribe for conversation and Live Caption for calls. Just needs a microphone, screen and connection to your phone which already has the capability. There has to be a large market of hearing impared people.

[@stevenwilliams9359]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="275">4:35</a> Yeah... Who would want to hold up their phones in an unsafe area when you can just walk around with some odd glasses with a camera on it. Because everyone loved Google Glass!

[@mixey01]

Imagine coaches wearing AI glasses and using this tech to get realtime information on players or opponents and adjust their strategies accordingly. Could be a gamechanger

[@1TechCritic420]

Lol. No. They already have that for one.

[@WildVoltorb]

I don't think batteries would last for an entire game

[@paulidevoss7249]

Or they could just use their real-time eyes!

[@MobileDecay]

I thought you said cockroaches. I was totally confused. 🤔

[@vijayendranvijay457]

@@WildVoltorb Have a corded version powered by mains or multiple glasses you can change between when one runs out?

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

The killer app here is allowing for natural conversations between speakers of different languages. Obviously if both persons are wearing such glasses, they can simply converse in subtitles, where each user sees the other's words instantly translated on the lenses. That will be incredible. In the case where only one person has the glasses, it's a little more complex because the glasses will need built in audio speakers. After you speak the glasses will need to translate to the other person's language and play that via those audio speakers in the glasses. It would be cool if it also used your own voice (which Google has shown it can do). I hate Google's business model but there is no question about their technical prowess.

[@GavStaR79]

No this would kill humanity and one's ability to grasp another's culture diminishes. Why have culture then if you can't share it?

[@brianmi40]

That is NOT the "killer app" for GLASSES which are a VISION THING. Phones can ALREADY do live translation for both to hear simply using AI. Glasses barely enhance that. The bigger opportunity here is all the vision enabled things these will do, as demonstrated.

[@BobSmith-zq6gz]

@@GavStaR79 So you would rather fumble through another person's culture, rather than speaking in complex and clear meaning and having them understand it perfectly? Odd. I travel for a living and translation tools on my phone have been me have incredibly long and nuanced conversations in countries I otherwise could never have had. I've gotten to experience deep meanings of events even though I can't speak a word of the language because the person could describe them in full detail with passion and I could understand it in english.

[@GavStaR79]

@BobSmith-zq6gz No need to fumble if you make an attempt to learn a few words. You'll be surprised how much one can communicate via body language as well.

[@Stan_sprinkle]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="293">4:53</a> why did it selectively translate the middle 3rd of the menu? Those are the kinds of things that in real life end up being much clunkier than advertised but we’ve come a long way and in sure it will be useful

[@aldenfriend9625]

It’s incredible how these people have learned to talk so much and say so little

[@felipe.appossivel]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="365">6:05</a> And that was a scary reminder that your whole life experience will be scanned in real time (even when you are no wearing it) 🙃

[@shibafujiwatches2808]

I live in Japan and while most things I’m comfortable with ,more difficult Japanese is a problem (tax accountants, some doctors etc) these would be great and I’d definitely buy them if they work well.

[@GoldBearanimationsYT]

They could have a wireless device connected to the glasses so they could increase the compute 10x

[@Alistair]

I'd expect it's already connected to your phone

[@laartwork]

Yes it's called your phone

[@Space97.]

So basically copy metas idea OK 😂

[@matthewalexander8752]

All sounds fantastic- BUT can they adjust to any diopter that allows correction if required- in excess of my glasses prescription?

[@nooby4218]

I'm so excited for the new AI glass

[@toCatchAnAI]

2008 Ironman Jarvis, 2025 Common man Assistant.

[@Alistair]

for real, I used to find Jarvis way too futuristic and unrealistic seeming, but we actually are almost there not long afterwards. The rate of progress is impressive

[@germancuizon]

​@@Alistair tesla is on its way to do it. Jarvis needs creativity not just plain voice command and i think teslas neuralink + xAi( which is currently the biggest supercomputer ) is owned by elon.

[@TroySavary]

​@@germancuizonNo, Tesla does not have close to the world's biggest super computer, and grok is way behind other LLMs.

[@germancuizon]

@@TroySavary yeah lets see once grok 3 is released in 2025 which they say is better than chatgpt4. He also plans to double his gpu to 200k and targets 1million gpu he estimates to use 1% of worlds power. Most data center only has 30k (which chatgpt use like 10k )gpu but he did something to upgrade to a million.

[@germancuizon]

@@TroySavary dont bet against elon, we all know he bought twitter not for freedom of speech but for his AI to have source of inputs just like meta's fb at gemini's google's search engine.

[@picksalot1]

Imagine reviewing private, confidential documents, going to the bathroom, etc. and forgetting you have the glasses on. 🤔

[@diibadaaba55]

Exactly. I would never use these "Android XR" glasses if everything I see and hear around me is automatically sent to Google's servers. I would like these glasses to have a button that I would need to press and hold if I want the AI to see and hear what is happening around me. Otherwise, the potential privacy issues would be absolutely limitless.

[@mind-of-neo]

Yeah you'd have to make it a rule to only put them on when you're going outside and not everytime then. treat it as a special thing you pull out and use for a while then put away, like a vr headset i guess.

[@TheAlastairBrown]

Please, tell me more about this dystopian universe we all despise...

[@MugiwaraNoDeji]

You can just get sued? A lot of people review confidental stuff right now and dont go share it with people because they dont want to get sued. It actually will make it easier for people to get in trouble for that with these glasses. They would just have to find it in the memory as a search warrant, just like they do with your cell phones.

[@MobileDecay]

​@MugiwaraNoDeji Who's gonna be able to sue Google. Even if they won, the fines would be worth it to them.

[@anandchoure1343]

AI + AR glasses have godly potential, but they also pose significant security risks. This is why developing a robust and perfect security system must precede the deployment of fully functional AI-powered AR glasses. If we bypass this step and rush into mass adoption, it could lead to catastrophic misuse, privacy breaches, and societal chaos. Such failures could erode public trust in technology, creating a widespread backlash. This, in turn, could stifle innovation and leave humanity stuck in a technological limbo, unable to harness the true potential of science and technology.

[@chrishayes5755]

how are ai glasses superior to my phone. I don't want to wear glasses. I don't want glasses that feed me information unless I'm fighting in a warzone.

[@germancuizon]

These functionalities are already in your phone the only difference is that its on the glasses.what im saying is it will not have major effect on society. One thing you should be worried about is neuralink - a chip physically connected to your brain that lets you control computers or any devices which is already on their 2nd human test

[@highimwolf]

Guarantee that comment was written by AI

[@NahomMessay-c7w]

Is it already available for sale?

[@YvonneJoseph-g6r]

What do you do if you already have corrective sight glasses? Do they have a clip on version?

[@jobutl]

The only downside I can foresee is that Google will be watching you and your surroundings (and me) 24/7. This creeps me out.

[@joegadget670]

Reminds me of Google Glass. It was the 24/7 surveillance that brought it down.

[@mrdeanvincent]

Also the inevitable ads.

[@shannonreddaway1803]

The ‘only downside’ is their only business model I’d probably get a more ‘existential’ in regards to the potential

[@loslingos1232]

Only one downside?

[@atanasdoychinov6491]

Didn't they understand that Google glasses will never succeed? They tried it already once, so let's promote it again? It's a nice idea, but people like to have personal space. And this girl walking outside, talking to nobody looks creepy, like a crazy person. "Person of interest" in the real world.

[@das_it_mane]

*looks at glass of water* "hey Gemini, what do I do with this? Gemini: you can drink it " THANKS GEMINI!!!!!!"

[@dna100]

lol, the ad is sooo similarly styled to the Google Glass ads from 11 years ago... Let's hope these new Google Glass fairs a little better....

[@rickblaster-xu5ie]

they partnered with glock so users dont get beaten up too much

[@Reggiela-zc3cc]

I have astigmatism and wear prescription glasses. Would these glasses be able to accommodate that?

[@NeoBasch]

Me too. 😁 I can't speak for the Google ones they are teasing here, but I own a variety of XR glasses. They don't do near the same thing, but they are similar in terms of hardware I'm sure. XREAL, Viture, RayNeo, Rokid, and now Asus have been dabbling in the digital output glasses space. I can vouch for three of those (XREAL, Viture, and Asus) all supporting prescription lenses. However, you need to get them crafted by lens manufacturers. Side note, you can also get custom lenses for most VR units (PlayStation VR, Meta's Oculus Quest, HTC Vive, Valve Index, etc). I use HonsVR mainly, which have been working really well for me, but some local eyecare places may be willing to get some crafted for you. If you go that route, you'll want to provide them with the samples that come with the XR units if provided or have them specially requested. And of course, with most of these, if you don't have the money or patience to wait for custom lenses to match your prescription, you can always just put the XR glasses over your prescriptions. It'll be a bit awkward and you may want to only do it indoors at home when strangers aren't around, but it's honestly not too bad. I'm doing it for my Asus AirVision M1's while I wait for custom lenses.

[@kolboy2028]

which video editor do you use?

[@delightfulThoughs]

I live in South Korea and I speak very little Korean, I need this now!

[@synaestesia-bg3ew]

Google is too slow. Imagine, they started the Ai revolution and now, they are last.

[@marcinl2996]

This is another failure akin to Google Glass. I don’t need optical lenses, and the last thing I want is to wear them unnecessarily. While these glasses might be useful around the home, privacy remains paramount. There used to be signs banning Google Glass in certain areas, and some parts of the world still don’t have Google Street View due to privacy concerns. Do you think they're going to allow people to wear these everywhere? 😂

[@synaestesia-bg3ew]

@marcinl2996 Bro, you are being filmed 24/24, and you don't know it, at every circulation, stop light or Indian mall. There is already Chinese glass that can film you. Forget about privacy, it's long lost.

[@synaestesia-bg3ew]

@delightfulThoughs I would buy it if the price was right but Google products lack marketing and price competitiveness. Hopefully, they fix that.

[@lesmoe524]

@@synaestesia-bg3ew no google is the best at a.i. Google doesn't even show what they're even capable of and gemini just planted the flag.

[@xaymaca9]

What about prescription glasses, with bi-focal for seniors?

[@allwhatilove914]

Seniors wont be using it. They cant barely use phones. Let's be realistic. They have to have Gen Z Millenials in mind mostly.

[@JamesDude100]

​@@allwhatilove914I think the majority of seniors may get into this, if done right. They'd be able have help with a lot of tasks, or if they start losing their memory, this would be able to especially help that too

[@JamesDude100]

I'd assume prescription lenses will be added onto this, like how it's always been with Ar and vr headsets. But I do hope it'll reach a point where it can detect how poor your eyesight is and change their prescription depending on it

[@Zulu369]

It's more human to ask other humans for directions when they are in an unknown town. That's how we start socializing and make new friends.

[@wagrram]

Wtf do you need friends to talk to when you've got Gemini? As the saying goes, Google is your friend.

[@vijayendranvijay457]

It is also more inefficient and wastes other people's time.

[@chrishayes5755]

YOUR GLASSES ARE THE ONLY FRIEND YOU'LL EVER NEED, GOT IT?

[@Zulu369]

@@wagrram It's a matter of cultural perspective. Do you understand why there are so many depressed and anxious people in the West?

[@loslingos1232]

True

[@michealbailey6372]

Wow this is epic! These would probably be a great way to explore a new city. I'm looking forward to getting these when they come out.👏🏾👍🏾

[@kombizz]

When do you think is available to the public to purchase?

[@asserzayed1902]

the switch at @<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="26">0:26</a> 💀

[@privatename7634]

Lol

[@matriexs]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="385">6:25</a> ill believe it's that useful when we start seeing the same results from everybody else and not from the creators dont get me wrong I would love to see this but realistically we keep seeing stuff that's not on the same level in real-life

[@Nyruami]

You know, the one problem I see with this product, is basically the same problem they already had 10 years ago with Google Glass and the same problem Apple has with their Vision Pro. They need to construct special situations to artificially create demand. Most people aren't regularly in towns they know nothing about, and most people travel 2 weeks per year at most. So for most people this gadget will simply not be useful enough to justify the cost and that's why it will simply flop, just as Vision Pro and Google Glass did. Also, what you showed in the video, looking at pictures or watching movies, will NOT be possible, you will never get a picture that looks as if there would be a TV in front of you. For that you need the fully closed headset of Apple with no light coming in. That's simply impossible with a picture projected into glasses. They could probably get the effect if they find a way to make the part of the lenses that are used as background for the picture opaque, but this opaque region would have to be dynamic, switchable in milliseconds, so the picture would behave realistically when you move your head. There is no such technology. If Google really builds this gadget, they are heading for disappointment, it will be Google Glass all over again

[@jackbenk1029]

Exactly that... This promo video is assuming we are regularly in a place we don't know or doing things we don't know how to do. The vast majority of peoples lives are pretty mundane, go to work, pick up kids, make food, watch TV, gym etc...

[@mytradingjournal123]

The useful thing for me would be during exams, or getting the name of the person you know for 10 years but too afraid to ask for his name again😂

[@alexl4342]

Nah XR glasses are the future. Once the police are wearing xr glasses then everybody will have to. People who opt out will be handicapped, like a person without a phone is at the mercy of someone with a phone when in need of help.

[@jackbenk1029]

​@@alexl4342 we shall see I guess... My guess is it will be a flop. Same goes for the "metaverse". People need to want to use new tech for it to become successful. I don't want to wear glasses and talk to text 🙂 I could have talked to my phone to enter this comment, but I still prefer to type. I don't know anyone who talks to enter text.

[@allwhatilove914]

I don't think so. I guess is an american perspective, but here in Europe we find ourselves in different countries and languages quite ofter. Also, I personally use AI several times a day and having one on my face would help enormously. Most people cook everyday and most of the times dont know what to do, imagine opening your fridge and AI customizing a recipe everyday. One thing you forgot: a lot of people already wear glasses anyway. I do. So, if they make them light, 'normal looking' and comfortable enough why would we not have one with all this extras if we have to wear them anyway? So, I think they are the future, the new smartphones.

[@ted-3dotmov]

Imagine a complete ecosystem where you have a singular ai assistant that can control things in your house, can talk to you through your glasses, and is personalized to you. Maybe even having it integrated in a robotic assistant in your home. Its insane we're getting closer and closer to this reality

[@ChrisGeeH]

This is comedy gold. My wife and I laughed through the whole 9 minutes.

[@mikem.a.253]

Why?

[@Metarig]

I’d rather have my phone grabbed from my hand than lose my pricey AI glasses off my face in a sketchy area.

[@laartwork]

Lol... who is grabbing $300 glasses? Have the Ray Ban meta for 6 months and no one knows I have it

[@Metarig]

@@laartwork Haha, fair point! I honestly didn’t realize the price was just $300 back then. Makes sense why they’d go unnoticed!

[@hobbitpsi]

Why tf are you walking in a sketchy area??? if you can afford fancy glasses like these I'm sure you could afford a damn car.

[@germancuizon]

These glasses are like gold jewelries. Dont wear it on a sketchy area

[@grasz]

​@@hobbitpsicuz it guide him through there.

[@GabrielJDantas]

So, it doesn't do anything more than a smartphone does and I lose the privacy and convenience of texting, paying with phone, making pictures and the most important, not wearing glasses. Other than that any place where I can't use my phone I certainly can't wear these classes. I have so many questions, like: how loud will the speaker scream, so i can hear on the streets. How bright will the screen be so i can see outside? If it can't replace phones, I think this is going to be like the smart watches, just another gadget everyone can live without.

[@travisgoesthere]

You lost your privacy a LOOOOOOOOOng time ago , Gomer. Welcome to reality

[@laartwork]

You still have your phone. It just can stay in your pocket. It's linked to your phone. But now you don't have to pull your phone out every minute

[@loslingos1232]

You have no privacy texting.

[@loslingos1232]

@@travisgoesthereLost the privacy from the government, not the random guy on the street. Unless these glasses come out then it’s both.

[@travisgoesthere]

@@loslingos1232 Lost it all , Gomer. You are waaaaay behind

[@ngideo]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="115">1:55</a> "It'll feel like you're right in your memories again" is so disturbing lol

[@Steppin--]

I shivered man

[@nightwng]

Use it as a reference to check small details if my partner is cheating on me

[@Steppin--]

@@nightwng that's disgusting

[@nightwng]

@@Steppin-- you'll get the reference if you watch black mirror

[@Steppin--]

@@nightwng oh shit I thought you were serious lmao oops. Sarcasm is hard to tell in text

[@AelRah-el3mn]

At some point I won't even be able to leave my home anymore. Cameras everywhere filming everything you do, being surveilled.

[@loslingos1232]

I’m fine if the government does it (they do anyway…) but I’m not fine if the random person on the street does it. Imagine the doxxing and harassment and crime….

[@AelRah-el3mn]

@@loslingos1232 that's what I'm referring to, everything those cameras see will be in the hands of a company that sells your image and many other things to multiple other companies, and we don't know how this information could be used against us later.

[@AlexisAlexander646]

Holy moly, and we used to joke about there being no subtitles in Japan, but now it's close to being a reality! The live translation feature is actually amazing and going to be much more useful than what people think if this can become mainstream

[@thetruthhurts7500]

The unfortunate thing is that it is all based on shopping and selling. All the ratings you currently see on google or any app about restaurants, clothing stores, etc.,Are all fake and false created by either bots or people paid to write them. Young people have to grow up and realize this before its too late. This is the beginning and its pathetic.

[@eyedeerman]

Remember, any tech with a camera is taking all that data of ours and using it for monetization in one way or another

[@Disruptii]

that whole "where did i leave the level" to ME is HUGE! Youll never lose anything again if you put it away when you had the glasses on. If it can remember these things, oh my. Im excited for this and actually waiting to see how this all plays out.

[@loslingos1232]

True and I understand why but, wouldn’t this be scary..? Sure it COULD be very helpful but I honestly feel like the negatives outweigh the positives… maybe I’m wrong. Hopefully I am. But I don’t like where this is going either way.

[@Johanneslol11]

I would love to try this on day one ! I already tried every vr headset on the market now and I own a quest 2 and 3. It just makes so much more sense to put the tech in glasses instead of in a phone.

[@stevebsufi4642]

The most thing that surprised me in this video is that the Ai remembered where it saw the level on the consol!! That means it sees everything arround you and save it? Very creepy and useful at the same time

[@Ex0dus111]

This is science fiction at the moment. Gemini doesn't talk like that, this is all scripted. BUT... It is possible I guess...

[@loslingos1232]

I’m more worried when AGI gets even better or these glasses comes out so civilians can easily record everything now (which could be good but also bad)

[@yahdood6015]

I can’t wait to troll the people wearing these - “HEY GEMINI, play Rick Astley!”

[@heartsineurope]

lmao ..shout it coming off the packed bus haha

[@proshepherd]

Voice recognition. Shouldn't be an issue

[@ErinskiEasy]

Holy shit Google stole Christmas from open AI

[@marcus3of5]

I wouldn’t be so short. I still got six more days of announcements with this 12 days of Christmas campaign.

[@Space97.]

😂😂

[@Space97.]

Yup exactly lol. They have the advantage of owning the most popular operating system to date 😂

[@Anon-b4g]

none of this is impressive. Theyve yet to show the product. videos about "concepts" that arent real yet are being evaluated as if they are. Cringe

[@marquisethomas5611]

Love seeing samsung & google working together

[@EliLiviz]

Bravo; don't forget to include light/UV (brightness) control. 👍😎✨

[@spanishb]

no, i won’t be walking down the street dealing with my personal shit out loud in public

[@hobbitpsi]

Bet you do it already with your ear buds in.

[@SensibleCreeper]

This is where big corp gets lost. Just because their best workers wear glasses doesnt mean the average person wants to put on glasses.

[@loslingos1232]

True but I see quite a few people with sunglasses.

[@kylepeterson3770]

What they don't say is this will use everything you record to train AI to create 3D maps everywhere. Camera, location, audio, all uploaded to them.

[@allwhatilove914]

Like if they couldn't do that already with the mapping of your phone inside your house, and picturing together the thousands of images you made there. But who would care about the mapping of your 2 bedroom apartment?

[@MP-lz1xb]

When gps was available in the phone I did forget how to go anywhere and how to talk to people for addresses. With this I can finally forget everything else, perfect.

[@APEXAerial-51]

I’m looking at this from a law enforcement perspective. That would be amazing! Officers wearing these while out on patrol receiving real time information without losing situational awareness.

[@bta1138]

Does no one notice how blatantly they’ve ripped off from Apple here? From the video presentation to the way they’re describing how the “headset” is for watching movies and having immersive experiences and the “glasses” are for getting around and augmenting your reality. And the “headset” they showed looks EXACTLY like the Apple Vision Pro! Even the UI and the ability to watch something in a virtual theater. This is basically the keynote that Apple is going to do in the next year or two, except this one is for Android fanboys who are supposed to hate Apple, yet Google are basically giving them Apple products. Yes Apple is always running behind, but they end up gaining the larger market share in each tech category they compete in.

[@MugiwaraNoDeji]

Not really, ideas are never really original at the end of the day. We are all humans apart of humanity and this universe. We are inspired by each other and other things in the universe. Creativity is an iterative process that starts way before you realize you have an idea. Apple was inspired by Meta, Meta was inspired by Occulus and so on. But, also Google was one of the first to make XR glasses almost a decade ago.

[@travisgoesthere]

hey apple fanboy. Once again your shitty apple is laging behind, but go ahead and pay twice as much for the same stuff everyone else has if it makes you feel good lol

[@bta1138]

@ TravisGoesNowhere while completely missing what I said. It is you who has been tricked into liking Apple stuff all along. Google now wants you to see them as an Apple clone. I already said Apple lags behind, so that wasn’t the dig you thought it was. But this was a commercial for future products. They just wanted to beat Apple to the public reveal without actually having a product ready. They’re doing the exact same thing Apple has already produced or are already working on but without innovation.

[@bta1138]

@ Of course. But there’s inspiration and then there’s copying. This looked like a nearly 1 to 1 copy. Did you see the headset? Didn’t look like a MetaQuest or their own style. It looked like a Chinese AVP knock-off.

[@randyschwaggins]

Apple is overpriced 💩

[@BlueDolphinBlues]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="365">6:05</a> I hope we don't lose our ability to reason basic tasks like this.

[@felipe.appossivel]

Oh, we will... that's the side effect in society and it already started 20y ago or more. It will get worse with ADHD symptoms becoming part of everyone's behavior. And I'm not even being pessimistic 🤯

[@BlueDolphinBlues]

@felipe.appossivel you're being realistic

[@McPebbster]

It was a stupid example of them. She doesn’t know how to hang a shelf but knows and owns a spirit level…

[@satoshischrockamoto]

Dystopian AF.

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

Well, as sci-fi author Bruce Sterling likes to remind us: the future is where we go to die.

[@tammys7446]

I have a deaf son and this would really help him in the "hearing world" when communicating with people without a hearing impairment and don't know sign language IF HE CAN ENABLE ONLY TRANSLATION WITHOUT A VOICE

[@ma30k45]

This might be insanely useful in 3-5 years already

[@Happinessallmine]

This is the "mark of the beast" we will all get on our foreheads and in our hand... Looking good.

[@yak-machining]

Do you know any Channels in KZbin or Telegram that exposes AI and the antichrist agenda ?

[@bjk837]

These aren’t the end times lol not even close. Every generation seems to have some version of what they think the “mark of the beast” is going to look like

[@JohnSmith762A11B]

Yes. Let's face it Satan is killing it these days. Total powerhouse.

[@dffeqq]

They should call it Google Glass! Oh- whoops, that name appears to already be trademarked by...let me see here...GOOGLE!? Uh oh!

[@adedejijubril8048]

The demo of the lady walking on the street corroborates my hypothesis that to truly create a seamless HCI experience, brain-computer interfaces are inevitable. It still feels a bit uneasy, saying out information to your computer in public. Especially if the information is something you'd want to keep private.

[@adriamesas1747]

Really great comments man, keep it up. First time around and I am staying😗

[@Champabay]

I've wanted to Google search my house for something I couldn't find before so this would be very helpful

[@marcduchamp5512]

Goggle will tell you move everything out and show them to it so in case the hacker can come and clear your house of all valuable stuffs

[@jonesa616]

So excited for these!!!

[@lala-dee]

For live translations you should be able to use both glasses and phone where the phone can speak the other language back

[@noorieiversen]

Do they adjust for people who need actual glasses?

[@rickokabir94]

I would get them for traveling to different countries. They can navigate the roads for me and use a translation app to translate whatever language I focus on. It will be a game changer.

[@abiyeromeo2681]

Is there any tech for the visually impaired?

[@zayj.4755]

Crazy to think about all the possible futures movies and TV shows predict/create about this. Black mirror, Pantheon, Altered Carbon, IRobot Etc. to now be so close to those very futures. The amount of predictive programming that’s gone on is truly bizzare.

[@bryce253]

Do they have an over glasses version? A lot already wear glasses.

[@ChudinBrand]

Very nice AI voice on the video, where did you did it?

[@shishirverma86]

As an educator, I can't fathom it's endless applications.

[@wavelord8642]

What about those of us who wear prescription lenses? Are we able to swap lenses and these still work? Probably not right?