According to Waveform, Meta Ray-Bans doesn't turn on its indicator light when it uses the camera to process AI queries. Asking it a question that would require the use of the camera i.e. "what's the color of this person's shirt?" doesn't trigger the light but answers the question
El, oh, fucking el man.
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https://youtu.be/McfQrmbOvv8?T=56m15s
Damn they are going *in* on Meta. Going as far to say the entire reason Meta sells these glasses is for data collection. That may not sound radical around these parts, but to the centrist tech cartel it is.
Again, Marques isn't contributing much but he's not shutting it down. I think that matters when it comes to access. MKBHD might not get to review the next unreleased bit of tech from Meta if they keep speaking like this.
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https://youtu.be/McfQrmbOvv8?t=59m03s
Salespeople are confused, saying that all compute happens locally on the glasses. Which, if you don't know enough to know that's currently impossible for the size, you probably don't know the concept of local/cloud compute. So them saying it happens locally sort of implies that someone told them that.
It scares me how much Meta wants this to become a thing.
"If you own a device with a camera on it, just assume it is always recording, and that footage will be stored somewhere, forever."
Bars. We love a techno-radical short king.
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