Short conversational excerpt (YouTube) in which Tim Davies and another speaker discuss advanced camera-equipped ‘intelligent glasses’ that can record discreetly, upload images to a backend for facial recognition, scrape social profiles, and use that data to converse with people. The speakers assert such capability is possible today and suggest consumer-ready intelligent glasses are likely within a few years.
Well, you've seen the Harvard demo. Two lads at Harvard put on camera glasses.
I haven't seen them.
With a disguised camera so you couldn't tell that it was recording.
Wow.
They walked around and it was connected to a backend system which then processed the photos of.
Ted's faces to find facial recognition, other.
Images of those people online, pull back their social profiles, all of the information they could find about them and then approached them and had conversations with them about their shared experiences. I think you were at such and such with me.
Wow.
So that's, that's possible now with today's technology which is.
Well that's where Google Glass wanted to be and they never got there. But, but even. Yeah, I don't. And, and who did I see recently someone did a tie in with Ray.
Ban meta, Orion meta.
Have done a time, haven't they? So we're almost certainly a single digit number of years away from intelligent glasses.