US EditionZuckerberg Touts A.I. Glasses as the Center of Meta’s Superintelligence Strategy
GLOBAL, JUL 30 – Meta's AI smart glasses sales tripled year-over-year despite $4.53 billion Reality Labs loss as Zuckerberg warns users without glasses face future cognitive disadvantages.
- In Meta's 2025 second-quarter earnings call, CEO Mark Zuckerberg emphasized that smart glasses are poised to emerge as the dominant tool for interacting with AI.
- Zuckerberg made this claim as part of Meta's decade-long investment in AI wearables, alongside acquisitions of AI talent and a $15 billion investment in Scale AI.
- Meta's Reality Labs division, which develops products like Ray-Ban and Oakley AI glasses that can stream music, take photos, and answer questions, has seen accelerating sales and a nearly 5% revenue increase despite overall losses.
- Zuckerberg warned that future individuals without AI-integrated glasses may face a cognitive disadvantage and described personal superintelligence as a key tool for empowerment, predicting this decade is pivotal for its development.
- This vision suggests Meta views smart glasses as essential consumer AI devices that will blend physical and digital realities, replacing traditional computing devices and accelerating progress through widespread AI accessibility.
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Mark Zuckerberg predicts AI glasses will replace cellphones
(KRON) -- Artificial intelligence-equipped glasses will replace cellphones as our primary personal computing devices in the near future, according to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. The Meta CEO postulated that theory in a blog post Wednesday, the same day the AI-crazy Facebook parent company posted an earnings report that smashed expectations. In the blog post, which is titled, "Personal Superintelligence," the tech billionaire laid out a vis…
Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg believes that people without AI glasses will be at a disadvantage in the future. According to him, smart glasses will become a key tool for communication and orientation in the world, replacing smartphones. The technology is heading towards a combination of AI and augmented reality, which will fundamentally change the way we perceive the world around us.
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