Reverse-engineered Ray-Ban Meta glasses show chess moves in AR at 3000+ Elo
Vjeux · x · 2026-10-26
Someone reverse-engineered Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses so an AI reads the chessboard and displays the best move directly in AR, playing at 3000+ Elo — a level no human has ever reached (normally requiring 20,000+ hours of training). Credit: @0xProbabillity.
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