Brilliant Labs’ next pair of smart specs include an agentic memory system called Narrative that can assist your memory.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg told the company's investors that he believes people without AI glasses will be disadvantaged.

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Brilliant Labs' new $299 Halo smart glasses can recall names of people you've previously met. The feature is part of the startup's patent-pending agentic memory system, Narrative.

AI systems are improving slowly but undeniably, says the Meta CEO, who adds that “developing superintelligence is now in sight”.

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The Meta founder and CEO shared details about AI superintelligence and how smart glasses might play a crucial role.