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Apple Vision Pro Competitors On The Way

Brilliant Labs, originally from Hong Kong and now based in Singapore, is entering the smart eyewear market with its AI-powered Frame smart glasses.

These glasses, priced at $349, are designed to offer users a seamless integration of multiple large language models (LLMs) through an AI assistant named Noa, optimizing for the most relevant responses to queries.

This move comes as the smart eyewear industry sees renewed interest, partly driven by Apple’s Vision Pro launch, encouraging Asian tech companies like Xreal and RayNeo to innovate in the space with sleeker, more functional glasses.

The Frame smart glasses stand out by focusing on generative AI technology, aiming to make smart glasses a more integral part of daily life.

According to Brilliant Labs’ CEO, Bobak Tavangar, this technology is akin to what multitouch technology did for smartphones, suggesting a potential paradigm shift in how we perceive and use smart eyewear.

Brilliant Labs’ approach also emphasizes customization and adaptability, with the Frame supporting various AI models out-of-the-box and offering users the flexibility to switch to different models, such as Baidu’s Ernie Bot in regions where certain services are restricted. Ideally, the company’s vision to make smart eyewear more accessible and user-friendly, targeting a broader market beyond the niche tech enthusiast crowd.

The introduction of Frame smart glasses also aligns with a broader industry trend towards integrating AI and augmented reality (AR) in wearable technology, aiming to provide practical, real-world applications beyond mere novelty.

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Copilot Scores A Touchdown

Microsoft used their Super Bowl Commercial ad spot to showcase Copilot and the power of AI.

The ad employs the classic, us vs. them, doubt me, and watch-me-prove-you-wrong framework.

This isn’t just a marketing stunt – it reflects Microsoft’s massive investments in AI and its integration into popular products like Office and Azure. Creating practical tools that can enhance productivity and creativity for individuals.

And while AI being amazing may not be news to us – to the average person, this will likely come off as one hell of a wake-up call.

Expect the classic, “Oh shit. I didn’t realize AI could do that,” reaction.

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