Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth doesn’t reveal anything particularly new here, but I do love looking at prototypes. There’s much more detail in Alex Heath’s Orion hands-on — perhaps most importantly that Meta doesn’t plan to use these expensive silicon carbide lenses whenever it does produce an actual AR product.
Meta was using Brady’s face for a goofy and now-discontinued chatbot character program, so maybe he’s just mad about that. No explaining why Kristen Bell, who is part of a current Meta celebrity AI product, also fell for it, though.
Meta’s CEO on his first pair of AR glasses, partnering with Ray-Ban, why he’s done with politics, and more.
The Browser Company cofounder thinks it’s time to modernize the browser and reinvent the web.
Joanna Stern convinced the Wall Street Journal to do something different for her iPhone review this year: they built a chatbot trained on her previous iPhone reviews and her testing notes for the new models. You can, uh, get pretty deep with it.
I’m not saying you should buy a new phone for a single camera setting... but I’m not not saying that, either.
Lightbulbs and electronics defined a century of Royal Philips. Can AI and healthcare define its next era?
