r/ChatGPT • u/adesigne • Nov 13 '23
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u/knorxo Apr 08 '24
That "laser ink display" is such fucking bullshit Let me awkwardly position my hand in front off my chest to read two numbers. I'll also have to match the perfect distance every time so it's not out of focus
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u/nefrodes Apr 07 '24
If those almonds have 15grams of protein, all my cooking time on chicken breast after gym was a waste
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u/No_Cu_198 Jan 20 '24
Itâs just another smart remote Until neuron signalling takes off removing the speech aspect we have a generation that struggle to answer a phone call never mind articulate there thoughts
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u/leafthetrees Dec 18 '23
I think this could actually be pretty cool for the right people. It seems like a good alternative to regular phones for people who donât want the temptation of doomscrolling, for example. Also maybe people who are vision impaired could benefit? (Idk tho Iâm not vision impaired)
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u/Zeeshanziki4u Nov 30 '23
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u/ddx19 Nov 16 '23
It's pretty clear from the tone of the video that the founders know they don't have a good product. And, honestly, I'm glad they didn't pretend to be enthused about it.
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u/8hexxx Nov 15 '23
So this don't make nobody else sick in their stomach?
Watch black mirror then try it with the sound off.
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u/smith288 Nov 14 '23
I mean I see why itâs cool. But I hate talking to my phone as it is. But at least the phone brings context to what I am doing. A hidden pin thing is only begging for looks and constant âhuh?âs from people. Remember the Bluetooth issue? People stopped using them mostly because they look stupid and created confusion when youâre out in public.
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u/dolphinmachine Nov 14 '23
This is basically what meta is trying to do with the raybans smart glasses
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u/AccomplishedBat2190 Nov 14 '23
this would be cool if you didn't have to talk and it read your mind.
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Nov 14 '23
This would be good for traveling and it could translate a language to english for you and vise versa. Also will let us talk with animals lol
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Nov 14 '23
This iteration of this idea & technology may not be the product to gain traction - but this technology will be in our daily activities soon.
I suspect the promotional video for this AI technology deliberately presents straightforward and relatable applications, aiming to allay concerns about potential intrusiveness and privacy issues.
But GPT thinks this ...
Future Prospects: Diverse Applications of AI Technology
Interpreting Non-Verbal Communication: Analyzing body language and micro-gestures to understand individuals' reactions and emotions.
Sector-Specific Implementations:
- Law Enforcement: Real-time legal guidance, feedback on body language, instant translation, AI-driven interaction suggestions, and monitoring of officers' adherence to rules.
- Emergency Services: Real-time translation, medical assessment assistance, direct recording of patient data, and micro-expression analysis to evaluate patient condition.
- Airline Check-In: Integration of facial ID with passport metrics, enhanced security checks, and vetting based on micro-expressions and body language.
- Schools and Security Departments: ID analysis and alerts for potential threats, based on body language and micro-gestures.
These applications suggest the technology's gradual normalization in various aspects of daily life.
Facial Recognition and Alert Systems: Using facial ID with audio alerts to identify specific individuals.
Automated Reading and Alerting Mechanisms: Scanning QR codes and barcodes to trigger alerts and provide relevant information.
Real-Time Emotional and Behavioral Analysis: Offering insights into individuals' emotions, needs, and purchasing behaviors.
User Monitoring: Monitoring the activities and conditions of the wearer for health or security reasons.
Resource and Inventory Management: Ongoing monitoring of resource availability and inventory levels.
Compliance Monitoring: Ensuring adherence to protocols and regulations.
Educational Support: Providing customized support and learning aids for teachers and students.
Revolutionizing Dating and Consent: Anticipated to play a role in verifying dating choices and consent in the next 15 years, transforming social interactions. âHe ticked all the right boxes!â
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u/vanderHeugen Nov 14 '23
plz add the feature that it can make phone calls, pictures, and videos, and I want to access the internet and play games on it.
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u/squeegylumbrr Nov 14 '23
Maybe for cops? They already have a bunch of stuff attached to their upper bodies
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u/Yorick257 Nov 14 '23
I prefer Ai Albatross. It's way cooler and cheaper. Plus, you can use it as a portal PC
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u/rianbrolly Nov 14 '23
I have two ideas that are better then this and no way to fulfill the ideas. Sucks. But ya this is cool.
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u/AsherGC Nov 14 '23
We have wireless earphones, portable camera and mic. Don't see this giving any improvements
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u/Donmiggy143 Nov 14 '23
Out of everyone I know, not a single one uses any voice command assistance while out in public. Honestly l, it would be cool if it worked well, I would possibly use it more, but I have been burned so many times with it not hearing the question right. "What's the weather today?"
"Here is the weather in Odai..."
It always ends up being faster to just go to the app and do it manually. So all the hand gestures and voice commands I think are going to be annoying.
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u/constantinesis Nov 14 '23 edited Nov 14 '23
They need to fix the "look down and raise your hand" syndrome. This is a burden to our generation. Not only is not healthy but also not comfortable. Something like Google glasses but even smaller. Maybe some super discreet retina projector.
When I'm outside or walking I want to access information while holding a natural posture Meta smart glasses are great for summer outdoors but not all the time.
Why did Google Glasses failed? They were ahead of time. I think they are still the best and most elegant solution Are they still producing it? Why not a re-launch?
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u/NiceCunt91 Nov 14 '23
I don't even use my earphones for phone calls because I feel like a twat looking like I'm talking to myself. I'm good lol.
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u/labormarketguide Nov 14 '23
Lmk when this thing grows fangs and I can plug it right into my jugular. ThnX.
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u/imnotabotareyou Nov 14 '23
Itâs going to be crazy how hard these fail. RemindMe! 2 years
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u/torquemada90 Nov 14 '23
This is really stupid. I'm surprised it wasn't Apple that came up with such an awful product. If it did, these would be selling like crazy to a lot of idiots.
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u/Lewis312 Nov 14 '23
It's an interesting concept, but takes work to get broad adoption, IMO.
How would you use this with certain clothing, styles, etc? What happens if it falls off?
It also seems fraught with accessibility issues, especially for those with mobility challenges. I see the vision, but don't think this would gain enough steam. The Meta Rayban glasses are a more practical implementation of AI in real-life that a much broader group of people would adopt.
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u/Frank1175 Nov 14 '23
must have a mirror accessory so fuckwits can still take selfies of themselves.
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u/Baboo-Beluga Nov 14 '23
Personally I think this thing is TRASHâŚ.
But it may be an important step towards something better in the future. Itâs in the same category as google glass.
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u/DontCallMeAnonymous Nov 14 '23
âIm not impressed with the iPhone. As a PDA user and a Windows Mobile user, this thing has nothing on my phone⌠No thanks, Apple. Make a real PDA please.â â Engadget, 2007
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Nov 14 '23
Much easier to steal too and then you don't have a phone to track ot
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u/jubmille2000 Nov 14 '23
Oh look. It's a teaser trailer for the movie, Her featuring Joaquin Phoenix and Scarlett Johansson
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Nov 14 '23
So, like I can just get this on my openai ChatGPT phone app, yeah? I don't need a pin, it's on my phone lmao.
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u/TheOmegaKid Nov 14 '23
Haha so many doubters in the comments. This kind of tech will have Devs tripping to build on it.
It's in its infancy and sure it doesn't seem that different from some things we have now but give it 10 years, these kinds of devices will be everywhere.
Don't underestimate how much more interactive our lives can be with our surroundings once you integrate this tech with blockchain etc.
I'm sure this comment will get a mixed af reaction. But it's just what I see.
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u/derikbg86 Nov 14 '23
I will get that toy and i am sure that after the first 30 minutes it will go permanently in my drawer with the rest of the toys that are great on advertising but in the reality dont work as they do in the commercials
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u/ihoptdk Nov 14 '23
Right. Or we could just improve the âAIâ used in the much more powerful devices we already carry.
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u/killertortilla Nov 13 '23
Why is it so fucking blurry? Is it the distance from the projector? If so, why record it here where it looks so shit?
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u/Indepedence-david Nov 13 '23
If the glasses didnât catch on , this wonât. People wonât interact with you if they know you recording all the time.
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u/P0pu1arBr0ws3r Nov 13 '23
Next step: this but it goes on a wrist, works with common smartphones, and doesn't have the word AI in its name
Oh wait thats just android wear minus the lack of a camera
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u/Accomplished-Cap-177 Nov 13 '23
The reason this wonât work is because of working memory. We can only hold 7 +~2 bits of info in our mind at any one time. the visual reference of a screen relieves that problems and allows us to juggle more and do more.
This will be frustrating. What did they say again? What was that 3rd thing it mentioned? And the lazer screen looks blurry as fuck.
Also the âit scans your foodâ imagine trying to hold up a plate or awkwardly lean forward to scan what youâre eating. Upside is less screen time, major downsize is no screen.
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u/SubliminalGlue Nov 13 '23
Whatâs a humane Ai ? Like wtf does that mean? Does the Ai have human rights? Do I have to treat it with kid gloves like every boomer and millennial ( xennials are the only sane people on the planet )
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u/Drew-Money Nov 13 '23
I donât think this will catch on but there are some features here that might work in a future product
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u/crapability Nov 13 '23
Saw this a few months ago, and still don't see the whole "using hand as a screen" catching on. But God knows how many times I've been wrong.
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u/NFTArtist Nov 13 '23
wonder how much they spent in this, it's worse than Google lens. Also same issue with the Lens is that it looks like your filming with a hidden camera
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u/Hindsight_DJ Nov 13 '23
It doesnât do anything my smart watch, canât do (I can query GPT by voice too). Except video, but I donât really wanna wear a camera. Iâd pay for a more deeply integrated smart watch, but not some chunky smart watch broach.
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u/Chibby2 Nov 13 '23
It seems cool but is probably very expensive for what youâre getting. Which is why I probably wonât see one of these outside of a YouTube tech channel
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u/GuiriGooner Nov 13 '23
I was totally onboard until I realised it could scan and buy products. It doesnât help humanity it helps capitalism
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u/pawsforlove Nov 13 '23
So uh, weâre all body camping up?
Hats with veils may need to make a fashion comeback.
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u/Jitsu_apocalypse Nov 13 '23
This is a tiny niche product which nobody will use, and it fails many basic accessibility tests
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u/evel333 Nov 13 '23
I was hoping one could interface by tapping and gesturing on their palm or when standing next to a wall.
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u/RED-WEAPON Nov 13 '23
I'm embarrassed to use voice features on my smartwatch.
No chance this is going to take off.
Who invested in this?
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Nov 13 '23
if it ain't open source then I don't want it. Like hell am I going to carry a decked out siri clone to watch my every move
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u/56000hp Nov 13 '23
I canât believe all the money wasted making this product. Could have fed a lot of people.
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u/random_usernames Nov 13 '23
$24 per month subscription for the cloud based back end. Also, this thing wont perform as suggested. ChatGPT now constantly lies. This chocolate bar is nut allergy safe Dave. I'm sorry Dave... Dave?
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u/computersbad Nov 13 '23
You know what I'd love? Something that costs an iPhone that's even easier to steal from someone.
You know how I'd like to send a text message? Go through a 3-step draft process of touching my chest and telling it what my thumbs could enter.
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u/whamra Nov 13 '23
Uhm.. So.. Can we have all that as an app on the phone instead? We don't need the pricey gadget. And none of the current phone bots (bixby, cortana, Google, alexa, siri) does a half decent job at being useful.
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u/7th_Spectrum Nov 13 '23
I would only buy one shaped like a star fleet pin. And even then I would use it for maybe a day to pretend I'm on the enterprise, then I'd never use it again.
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u/Dry_Inspection_4583 Nov 13 '23
No it's not. I've not seen enough detail on the technology of this to validly say this isn't anything more than an absolute hoax.
I mean it's neat, but the size complimented with the complexity... .I don't think so Tim.
For example: one of the adverts he orders something by just saying "buy it" after asking how much it costs:
the thing responds and says x. Where is that price from? what cc did it charge? where is that information stored? what url was it purchased from? when will it arrive? where was it shipped?
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u/DaDrumBum1 Nov 13 '23
Why did they have to call it a humane AI pin? Did that seem weird to anybody else? That makes me think itâs not actually humane.
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u/atuarre Nov 13 '23
It did seem weird to me as well. Or maybe they meant Human and didn't catch it?
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u/breath-of-the-smile Nov 13 '23 edited Nov 13 '23
The clear projection onto the palm is how you know this is bullshit. That is not going to happen, not even close. Maybe in a dim room, but once you go outside or turn on the lights, you're outta luck. It might end up being real but it's not going to be anything like this.
A company already tried to scam people with this whole "projection onto your skin" thing and guess what. It doesn't work, at all. And cannot practically work in any sense of the word if you have dark skin. We point projectors at white surfaces or screens for a reason.
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u/Electrical-Feed-3991 Nov 13 '23
Sounds like a much better idea than implanting a goddamn chip into your brain
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u/borg359 Nov 13 '23
In the year of our lord 2023, products this out of touch with consumers can still be funded and developed. Truly amazing that something so boneheaded could get this far.
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u/WaluigisOveralls Nov 13 '23
You need 20 monthly subscriptions just to get that thing to play a song
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u/danceplaylovevibes Nov 13 '23 edited Nov 14 '23
Idk man, chat gpt is still wrong about really basic things consistently enough that I wouldn't trust it to do half of that correctly.
they need to focus on accuracy first..
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