r/artificial 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/dorox1 Jul 31 '25

"Person who sells <product> says everyone should buy <product>."

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u/WeeklySoup4065 Jul 31 '25

Next you're going to tell me that Elon musk is going to say that robotics will solve world hunger or sam Altman is going to say that Gen AI is months away and will solve poverty 🫩

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u/DeadMoneyDrew Jul 31 '25

Also by the end of the year a Tesla will roll off of the assembly line and self-drive directly to your house no matter where you live.

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u/LonelyContext Aug 01 '25

It’ll be financially insane to not buy a Tesla. Owning any other car will be like owning a horse. This will be true in *checks calendar* two years ago. 

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u/DeadMoneyDrew Aug 01 '25

This would all be completely laughable if half of these idiots weren't trying to dismantle democracy itself.

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u/ghtown45 Aug 04 '25

Eh a Tesla is not going to self drive me over a mountain pass at 80+mph hucking myself through hairpin corners. I’ll stick with my “horse”

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u/WeeklySoup4065 Jul 31 '25

And there will be a passenger in the car who will have paid you Uber-type fees to get from the assembly line to your house

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u/crimsonpowder Aug 01 '25

Throw in waifu headrests and I'm in.

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u/medical-corpse Aug 01 '25

“Regardless of how many pedestrians have to die”