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I put ChatGPT on my Ray-Ban Meta glasses — and it completely changed how I used them
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I've used my Ray-Ban Meta display glasses for a lot of things like shopping and watching the Bad Bunny halftime show earlier this year.
I didn't want to wait for that, and with a rumored $300 price tag, I figured I might as well use what I already have: my Ray-Ban Meta glasses.
The grocery store test(Image credit: Future)My first test was something I've done before with Ray-Ban Meta glasses and ChatGPT seperately, but putting them together was interesting.
Meta AI has one enormous advantage(Image credit: Tom's Guide)There's no getting around this: Meta AI belongs on these glasses.
Meta is already there with Ray-Ban Meta.