Ellis Rovin

Yes, which is a real problem.

It's not necessarily trust issues.

Because there's going to be something that the camera doesn't understand, and there's going to have to be a third-party human looking at it to decipher it to make the models better moving forward.

Will Apple do that, though?

I want to see how they're going to navigate it.

I think that's the reason it's like a double-edged sword.

That's the reason Apple's AI has been so poor is because they don't do that.

So their models are so far behind because they're not improving in that way.

And so you get the benefit of having that extra privacy, but you have these far worse, far smaller models with way less information.

Maybe what they'll do is they'll take the image and then they'll send it to their like private cloud compute that's running the Gemini and then Gemini will parse it and then send it back to your phone.

Or maybe they're just trying to build a quick snap camera.

You know, the most popular feature from everyone I've talked to owns metaglasses is just being able to take pictures and videos.

Yeah, by far.

Nobody really cares about the AI parts of the metaglass.

What is the angle like from the side of your head?

Oh, you think they'd be on... I assume they would be on the... Oh, no.

On the case?

On the case.

Oh, no.

I think the rumor is that they're in the stems.