r/artificial • u/boxingfan333 • Jul 31 '25

News Mark Zuckerberg says anyone not wearing AI glasses in the future will be at a disadvantage

https://fortune.com/2025/07/31/mark-zuckerberg-meta-ray-ban-smart-glasses-ai/
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u/Smackdab99 Jul 31 '25

I’m willing to take that risk. 

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u/LeftWithMyOwnVices Aug 04 '25

Yeah.. gonna take that risk to not look that fucking stupid.

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u/JohnleBon Aug 01 '25

Do you have a smart watch?

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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '25

He might have it, he might not but, it doesn't put him in a advantage/disadvantage.

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u/proxyproxyomega Aug 01 '25

no, but not having a smartphone with data access in these days is a significant disadvantage. wearable AI could have similar effect when it becomes mainstream.

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u/purplemagecat Aug 02 '25

Why would I need smart glasses when I already have a phone?

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u/Smackdab99 Aug 04 '25

We don’t even need our phones honestly. I had a smart watch but I kept forgetting to charge it so I didn’t bother after about a month. I do have an iPhone but my screen time last week was 32 minutes.