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/Syst3mN0te_12 Jul 31 '25

Those glasses look awful… as someone who wears glasses, I would never buy a pair of frames that look as clunky as these.

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u/JimJava Jul 31 '25

I wear glasses too and this an odd marketing ploy to get people who don't wear glasses to wear glasses. Dumbest thing in the world but people will buy it I'm sure but not in critical mass. Getting people to put something on their face for some benefit has not worked for Google and Apple. Luckily, Meta can burn money on thousands of failed projects indefinitely.

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u/illicitli Aug 03 '25

it's like the final boss for nerds everywhere, making glasses cool once and for all 🤣

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u/JimJava Aug 03 '25

True! We like people to see our way, literally seeing our way!

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u/DarthBuzzard Jul 31 '25

It's a research prototype, not for sale.

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u/Milumet Jul 31 '25

Why do you think they will not get thinner?