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Zuckerberg hailed AI ‘superintelligence’. Then his smart glasses failed on stage | Matthew Cantor
(www.theguardian.com)
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What does Terminator have to do with any of this? Did they add the reference because Schwarzenegger wears sunglasses in the movies?
The Terminator has a HUD that analyses what it sees in real time
Zuckerberg is also an evil android...
Ah, yeah forgot about that one.
That wasn't the glasses though, it was his eyes/cameras.
But makes sense.
Hence the Buddy Holly part. Glasses like Buddy Holly with HUD like the Terminator.
He also wears sunglasses in the movie.
I just use regular glasses to tell me what's going on in the world. Works great.
Have you tried the ones that focus certain wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum onto your retina where they can be converted to electric signals powered primarily by the krebs cycle (it's complicated but no batteries necessary) and transmitted to the occipital cortex?
That sounds like a cognitohazard.
I'm calling The Foundation just to be safe.
Since his HUD was internal it isn't a good comparison.
They Live had sunglasses with a 'heads up' display.