Q I mean, the fact that you can Buy this in a couple weeks is just insane. Talk about, ah, the, the team's foresight around the, the intersection of glasses and AI, because now it seems incredibly obvious, right? This, like, always on, this live AI. But it wasn't that long ago that people thought these were, like, two different, sort of, like, tech trees, and they didn't see the convergence.
A Yeah, I mean, look, every new important technology needs a new class of devices in order to make it first class, and I think glasses have three main advantages that I think are gonna be, just make them the ideal candidate to be the next major computing platform. One is that they help preserve this sense of presence when you're there with another person. I mean, you take out your phone, you're gone from the moment. Glasses have the ability to bring that back. Two is that glasses, I think, are the ideal form factor for AI, It's the only device type where you can let an AI see what you see, hear what you hear, talk to you throughout the day. Soon it's going to be able to just generate a UI visually for you and your vision in real time. And then the third thing that glasses can do, it's really the only form factor that can bring together, you know, the physical world that you have around you with, um, realistic holograms and blend those together. And, you know, I think it's one of the, Crazier things about living in the modern world is that we have this incredibly rich online world, and you access it through this, like, five-inch screen most of the time. So I, I just think that it's, it's like only a matter of time before these two things are, are basically fully merged, and glasses enable all of that. So that's kind of been the plan all along. I mean, we, um, when we started Reali…
AI assessment note: “glasses, I think, are the ideal form factor for AI”