Scobleizer: AI glasses will name mountains, plants and stars in national parks
Scobleizer · x · 2026-09-03
Tech commentator Robert Scobleizer sketches a daily-use future for AI glasses: even in national parks like Yosemite, they could name surrounding mountains, give mini history tours, identify plants, and reveal the full star field overhead (where the naked eye sees only a few thousand stars at night). Take them off, he says, for "true analog reality."
The post is part of an exchange with user 86edbyAI, who argued that experiences like watching the Mariners' playoff run with his daughters derive value entirely from the people present and the "sacred human experience." Scobleizer countered that what's coming is "1,000x better."
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