Meta’s Ray-Ban Display glasses get an AI update.
The company launched its Meta Glasses with a “more helpful” assistant powered by its new Muse Spark models, but now the upgrade is coming to its Ray-Ban Display glasses as well. Meta is adding support for Threads on its Ray-Ban Display glasses and will also allow wearers to use its neural handwriting feature to prompt Meta AI. [Link: Meta Ray-Ban Display Glasses Get Even Better with Threads and New Version of Meta A…
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