Jaeden Schafer

But I think Meta is going to eat up a lot of the market share in the meantime.

So I think Apple is basically going to start moving a lot of their staff, though, away from the Vision Pro to this.

The Vision Pro is basically a flop as far as an Apple product goes.

According to Bloomberg, it just didn't sell as much as they were hoping.

Meanwhile, Snapchat announced that they're going to spin out their AR glasses unit specs into a standalone subsidiary for so it has better focus.

And for those that don't remember, like Snapchat Spectacle glasses, these were the coolest thing years and years ago before Meta even ever got into this space.

So I think Snapchat is a little bit forgotten.

If they can keep up, I think that they do also have a good product if this market is growing.

So I'm

Even OpenAI right now, which has definitely not released any hardware, they're also exploring hardware AI wearables.

They haven't explained exactly what those are.

There's a lot of different kind of ideas.

People think that they might be like a pin or an earbud or glasses.

Apple is rumored to be working on an AirTag sized AI device as well that's going to compete with that.

But I think right now, no one really knows.

And everyone has been very cautious with

That, especially after the Humane AI pin kind of flopped.

So for now, I think Meta is basically the most aggressive player in this hardware market.

They're actually shipping AI glasses at scale.

They actually work.