"Meta's AI-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses: Object recognition, language translation, and more!"

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Meta is launching an early access test for its multimodal AI features on the Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses, allowing users to interact with the AI assistant through the camera and microphones of the glasses. The features include object recognition, language translation, image captioning, and summarization. Mark Zuckerberg demonstrated the capabilities in an Instagram reel, showcasing how the glasses can suggest matching pants for a shirt and translate text. The test period will be limited to a small number of people in the US who opt in.
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