Here’s a better response for next time: “I’m embarrassed by our recent failures to demonstrate our latest products. Our customers absolutely deserve better and I’ll be personally making certain that all of these issues are fully resolved before any products ship to paying customers.”
Is that really so hard? If I can write this on the toilet why can’t one of the top tech companies and their massive PR budgets do it?
> When the chef said, ‘Hey, Meta, start Live AI,’ it started every single Ray-Ban Meta’s Live AI in the building.
Wait, isn't that even worse? The problems with the chef demo looked like run-of-the-mill AI hallucinations (and I'm not really convinced they weren't, unless Meta has a fleet of dumber models and a feature that automatically switches to them during high-load periods without informing the user). But actually, anyone within earshot of someone wearing Meta glasses can yell commands that the AI automatically accepts? There's no wakeword personalization, or microphone beamforming, or anything?
I came here to make that same comment. I'm not really a fan of face mounted cameras, but even less of a fan of privacy eroding, untested, not fully thought-out face mounted cameras. And the sad thing is they have (or maybe had) some pretty decent product, research and engineering people over at reality labs. This thing really shouldn't have been this bad. Seems like a management screw-up.
> When the chef said, ‘Hey, Meta, start Live AI,’ it started every single Ray-Ban Meta’s Live AI in the building. And there were a lot of people in that building,”
You're kidding me. This is comedy fail. They should have put out some rakes to step on.
For me, it seems the issue with the recipe was due to pre-recorded segments. The guy quickly realized that the "AI" was ahead of the script and cut it short to avoid making a bigger mess during the demo.
As for the Zuck segment, I believe it was a race condition.
Is that really so hard? If I can write this on the toilet why can’t one of the top tech companies and their massive PR budgets do it?
Wait, isn't that even worse? The problems with the chef demo looked like run-of-the-mill AI hallucinations (and I'm not really convinced they weren't, unless Meta has a fleet of dumber models and a feature that automatically switches to them during high-load periods without informing the user). But actually, anyone within earshot of someone wearing Meta glasses can yell commands that the AI automatically accepts? There's no wakeword personalization, or microphone beamforming, or anything?
On par for Facebook/Meta though. Move fast, break shit.
You're kidding me. This is comedy fail. They should have put out some rakes to step on.
As for the Zuck segment, I believe it was a race condition.
Here is the video:
https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/1nkbqyk/...