Stephen Fenech

You can ask what you're looking at and you can ask to take a picture or you can take one manually, same for video.

It does bring the AI to your fingertips or to your face at least, but you can talk to it and you can hear content and all of that.

And that's just going to get even better when Meta introduced different versions of their glasses that have actually a little built-in display in the lenses as well.

And of course, you'll be able to access a lot of these features through Facebook, Instagram, and Threads.

So imagine, I know we do to get a lot of our travel inspiration through social media as well.

So you might see someone on a trip and say, oh, I want to plan a trip like this.

And it'll go into the metadata of that particular bit of content

and bring that to the surface and then show and provide a similar itinerary for you as well.

So everything that's right in front of you, you can now either buy it, book it, or have it as close to you as possible as quickly as possible.

That's the beauty of AI.

The Meta Muse Spark, some pretty impressive new technology there, I've got to say.

If you want to read more and see those screenshots that I mentioned too, you can check it out at techguide.com.au.

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