Meta's Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses drop the camera for $349
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The Verge's reviewer says the audio-only Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses, priced at $349, feel less intrusive than Meta's camera models because they have no camera.
The reviewer reports that Meta's Muse Spark model, built into the glasses, handles short requests such as calendar lookups and reminders but struggles with complex ones. Meta's more capable Muse AI is due later this year.
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- The Verge · AINewsRay-Ban Meta Audio glasses drop the camera and feel less like spyware
AIThe Verge's reviewer says the audio-only Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses, priced at $349, feel less intrusive than camera models because they have no camera. Meta's Muse Spark model, which ships on the glasses, handles short queries like calendar lookups and reminders but struggles with complex requests, and the more capable Muse AI arrives later this year.
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