Meta bets on AI glasses: 'personal Superintelligence' needs a hardware companion, latency is nearly zero
kimmonismus · x · 2026-09-24
kimmonismus shares a very low latency demo of Meta's AI glasses, arguing that once Meta's 'personal Superintelligence' arrives, people will need hardware to interact with it — which is why Meta is going all in on AI glasses.
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