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Meta AI features are now available to everyone in the US and Canada, enabling Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses to deliver on the AI promises made at Meta Connect 2023. The ‘Look and Ask’ feature allows users to ask questions about things they see, leveraging Meta AI’s trained data and information from Google and Bing. Meta AI can perform various tasks such as providing information about objects, suggesting recipes, and more. However, users are advised to take its responses with caution due to the limitations of AI assistants. Additionally, users can use the Meta AI assistant for hands-free interactions, including starting video calls, sending messages, and playing music through voice commands.

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’s Ray-Ban smart glasses have received a significant AI update, introducing multimodal input capabilities. Users in the U.S. and Canada can now interact with the glasses by asking questions and viewing what the glasses see. Additionally, Meta is adding new Ray-Ban styles, including the Skyler and Scuderia Ferrari frames, and expanding live streaming capabilities to WhatsApp and Messenger.