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OpenAI has unveiled GPT-4o, an updated version of its large language model that brings enhanced capabilities to both free and paid users. GPT-4o offers improved performance and features, including multimodal capabilities, a desktop app, and a refreshed user interface. The model can now analyze and respond to text, vision, and audio in real time, with accurate emotion detection. ChatGPT Voice has also become more human-like, sounding enthusiastic and friendly with a hint of robotic undertone. The model can now be interrupted and provides quick responses with natural flow. Additionally, GPT-4o can read code, assist with math problems, and describe screen content. Despite some minor glitches in the demo, GPT-4o appears to be a significant step towards human-like AI interaction.

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have been enhanced with multimodal AI technology, enabling them to process queries that involve multiple mediums such as audio and imagery. This advancement allows the glasses to better respond to queries based on what the wearer is looking at, offering real-time translation, object identification, and more. The AI also has the ability to tap into cloud-based processing, further enhancing its capabilities.

The latest update to Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses introduces multimodal artificial intelligence (AI), unlocking a range of new features. Users in the US and Canada can now access real-time information, object identification, and video calling capabilities with voice commands. The Meta AI on the glasses can recognize objects captured through the camera, providing users with information about flowers, plants, car models, and more.

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, the successor to the Ray-Ban Stories released in September 2023, now boast multimodal artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. The update was rolled out on Tuesday for users in the US and Canada, bringing access to real-time information and object identification through the smart glasses’ camera. New frame styles and a video calling feature have also been introduced for the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.

Meta has enhanced its smart glasses with the ability to describe what you’re seeing using its built-in camera. By simply asking the glasses’ AI, you can obtain information about the surrounding environment. The feature, called “multimodal,” allows the AI to interpret both voice commands and visual input. It can translate foreign languages, identify objects, and provide information about landmarks. The update is currently in beta testing and available to Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses users in the U.S. and Canada. Additionally, the glasses now enable video call participants to share their perspective, allowing for real-time assistance and advice.

Meta has announced new updates for its Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses, including a new cat-eye frame style, video calling feature, Apple Music compatibility, and an early access program for its multimodal AI. The video calling feature allows users to connect with friends and family via WhatsApp and Messenger, while Apple Music integration enables hands-free control of the music streaming service. The multimodal AI feature provides additional context for images captured through the glasses, aiding in plant identification, Instagram caption generation, and foreign language translation.