Dave Blundin

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Google's new product called Audio Glasses.

We heard earlier about their partnership with Xreal.

Here's a partnership with Samsung and a couple of different glass manufacturers.

Let's take a look.

And how is this going to impact our lives?

Two videos to show, then we'll discuss them.

All right, video number two from Samsung.

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The elephant in the room here, it's got forward looking cameras, but you're not seeing words or images on the screen.

You're being spoken to by your AI.

Interestingly enough, I think that being present in life has just been cooked as well.

I mean, imagine you're walking around and you're just having you're not talking to your wife, your girlfriend, your kids.

You're just having the agent whispering to you all the time.

Salim, what do you make of this?

So a bunch of things.

Audio visual oxymoron.

Now they go together very well.

But the audio feedback layer, I think it was a, you know, they want to provide a product that actually works consistently.

And I think probably the image, you know, the imaging up on AR glasses is still kind of weak, uh,