Gm. What up what up. I’m writing this on an iPad because my laptop broke. No, it’s not fun. And yes, that’s why we’re missing Monday Motivation and Dopamine Hit today 😕.

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The Wearable AI Race

Multimodal AI does more than let you ask ChatGPT how to change your tires.
It is also enabling the world’s top tech companies to imbue wearables with the power of AI:
Google’s Gemini model is famously multimodal and will be used to power things like Pixie, which will be a sort of supercharged Siri. Google is also working on software for a Google Glasses type device, although they are no longer developing the hardware.
OpenAI discussed putting GPT-4V into Snap’s products, mulled over an AI device with iPhone designer Jonny Ive, and has ties to Humane’s AI Pin.
Microsoft is deep in the small LLM game, which could enable them to add AI to their HoloLens headset.
Apple has the best hardware of anyone (hello, Vision Pro), but they are slacking in the software department. Knowing Apple, it’s safe to assume that won’t be the case forever.
Meta just released their AI-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses.
Amazon’s Alexa team may or may not be working on an AI device.
Yes, but: Wearable AI could be as big as the smartphone, but it also comes with serious privacy concerns.

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