The AI ​​​​of Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses arrives in Spain, but its best function is missing

The Meta smart reality glassesin collaboration with Ray-Banthey are being a great success. And now they receive an important update: artificial intelligence Meta AI.

Due to European Union privacy law which prevents something as logical as being unknowingly spied on by a camera installed in sunglasses, some artificial intelligence functions of Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses are temporarily deactivated.

In any case, the users of these smart glasses from Meta in Spainthey are going to receive an important update, which improves their features.

Meta AI, now available in Ray-Ban glasses in Spain

Ray-Ban glasses from Meta are smart sunglasseswhich incorporate a microphone, speakers and a camera.

With them you can receive notifications or calls through the glasses themselves, in addition to listening to music, or taking photos. Also, send a video via WhatsApp of what you are seeing with the camera.

As reported by the prey note from Meta, its artificial intelligence Meta AI has arrived today in Spain, France, Italy and Ireland for Ray-Ban glasses. Later, it will be released in the rest of Europe.

It also does so in their respective native languages, that is, Spanish, French, and Italian, in addition to English.

Meta AI allows you ask Meta’s AI, out loud, to resolve doubts or answer questionsthrough the glasses. Also tell you jokes, or recommend restaurants or a gift for children. Whatever you want, go.

Unfortunately, due to EU legislation, it is currently not possible to use one of its most important tools. This is the function that describes what he sees. Whether it’s a building you’re looking at, or a vegetable you don’t recognize. This is also a very useful tool for people who are blind or have low vision. But it has privacy problems.

Meta’s AI has arrived in Spain, in Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses. We will see if Meta manages to reach an agreement with the EU so that all the camera functions are unlocked.

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