News ChatGPT Glasses Bring AI Into Your Real Life

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A student shines some light onto the possibilities provided by ChatGPT built-into glasses for real-world real-time interactions.

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[bit_user]

I figured this was where Google Glass was eventually going, but with more emphasis on visual cues. Like, it'd use face recognition to show people's names above their heads, and could give you a history of when you last talked to them and about what, in a sidebar.

I even had the idea of keying off audio cues and doing google searches, to provide context. But, ChatGPT really changes the game, in conversations.

BTW, it's illegal to make audio recordings of people without appropriate warning. You can film or photograph people in public places, but not secretly make audio recordings of them. Not retaining the audio could land this in a legal grey zone, but it's not one I'd want to test in court.

 

[Marvin Martian]

Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.

 

[BX4096]

BTW, it's illegal to make audio recordings of people without appropriate warning. You can film or photograph people in public places, but not secretly make audio recordings of them.

That's not necessarily true. The legality of this varies largely from country to country. In case of the US, that depends on the state, with the majority of states allowing it, if I recall correctly.

EDIT: just checked, at least 37 US states allow it. The EU is different, since they have union-wide data protection regulation that prohibits it, but the rest of the countries are split. Countries like India, Sweden, or Japan allow it; countries like Canada, Australia, or the UK prohibit it. Case by case basis.

 

[bit_user]

That's not necessarily true. The legality of this varies largely from country to country. In case of the US, that depends on the state, with the majority of states allowing it, if I recall correctly.

EDIT: just checked, at least 37 US states allow it. The EU is different, since they have union-wide data protection regulation that prohibits it, but the rest of the countries are split. Countries like India, Sweden, or Japan allow it; countries like Canada, Australia, or the UK prohibit it. Case by case basis.

Yes, I was talking about the US. Thanks for clarifying that. However, would you clarify which you are referring to: audio or video recording?

 

[edzieba]

using the discrete Monocle AR gadget

I'm not sure whether this was merely a typo, or a deliberate pun on the device being very much not discreet and also a single display.

 

[PEnns]

Because the Google Glass was not dorky enough.. now we have the Borg Glasses.

As to help with "awkward dates", dream on!!

 

[USAFRet]

Yes, I was talking about the US. Thanks for clarifying that. However, would you clarify which you are referring to: audio or video recording?

Video recording in public is almost always allowed.

Audio recording - you often have to get permission from all parties involved.
Varies by state.