Scoble teases China-made AI glasses with 'stunning' onboard AI, latency split in question
ScottShapiroUXD · x · 2026-09-21
Scobleizer shares a sneak peek of new AI glasses coming out of China, saying the hardware is commodity but the AI inside is "stunning," with an announcement this week. Scott Shapiro argues the deciding factor is the on-device vs. Shenzhen-server inference split that determines real-world latency. Scobleizer hints the glasses may not ship with a Chinese model.
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