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Sophisticated genAI products need more than voice, like ChatGPT's Advanced Voice Mode, to become helpful assistants. They also need more than just access to your computer screen. The AI will also need its own "eyes" to quickly look at things around you when asked for information. You can do that right now by taking photos and uploading them to ChatGPT. Where Apple's AI is concerned, the iPhone 16 will soon get Visual Intelligence. The feature lets you quickly turn on the phone's camera to ask the AI questions. Then there's Google with its Lens technology, currently infused with Gemini, to get answers about the world around you. But the best approach currently available to users is probably the Ray-Ban Meta glasses that feature built-in cameras so Meta AI can see the world around you. While I'm not going to switch to Meta AI anytime soon to use these AI-centric smart glasses, I'd love for Apple to come up with a similar concept. Maybe it would be a precursor to the more sophisticated AR glasses that Apple will likely develop in the more distant future to replace the iPhone. A new report says Apple is already exploring the possibility via internal focus groups that are part of an initiative called Project Atlas. Continue reading... The post Smart glasses powered by Apple Intelligence could be a total game-changer appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Apple Watch deals for November 2024 Amazon gift card deals, offers & coupons 2024: Get $365+ free Today’s deals: $150 off eufy Robot Vacuum Omni C20, $30 Fire TV Stick 4K Max, $99 Beats headphones, more Today’s deals: $56 for 2024’s easiest Halloween costume, $699 M2 MacBook Air, 20% off Dyson, more

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Record producer Quincy Jones recently passed away at the age of 91, but this did not stop fans from discussing his unhinged remarks about other celebrities in the media. Jones made shocking revelations against late pop star Michael Jackson and even the late former U.S. president JFK.  Since Jones built a reputation around making these false claims, he was silently set aside by the black community. He once apologized for his conduct via a lengthy tweet as he asked for a second chance to do better. Quincy Jones’ claims about Michael Jackson and JFK E.T., THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL, from left: Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson, Steven Spielberg at work on the storybook soundtrack album/Everett Jones accused Jackson of stealing most of his songs and claimed to know exactly who killed John F. Kennedy. He called out late actor Marlon Brando for sleeping with Marvin Gaye, James Baldwin, and Richard Pryor during an interview for GQ and Vulture, where he also claimed Ivanna Trump is his ex-girlfriend. The late music producer later admitted that his six daughters staged an intervention on his behalf, hence his apologies to those he had hurt in the past. He noted that although he had quit drinking, memories from past events hit him all at once, and he could not keep the information to himself, hence the word vomit. THE 26th ANNUAL GRAMMY AWARDS, from left: Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones, with two of the eight awards that Michael won/Everett Quincy Jones apologized for his false accusations Jones said he originally intended to address social issues like racism, inequality, homophobia, and poverty; however, his approach overshadowed his true message. He also thanked his friends and family for calling him out in private to help save his public reputation and that of the community. Quincy Jones/Everett While the cause of his death is not yet confirmed, Jones was said to have passed away peacefully with loved ones present. Jones, who is known for his work with Jackson, Frank Sinatra, and Ray Charles, reportedly suffered from multiple health conditions in his lifetime, including brain aneurysms and diabetes. Next up: Hollywood Actor Looks Scarily Just Like Marlon Brando’s ‘Godfather’ In New Photos The post Quincy Jones Made Wild Claims Against Michael Jackson And JFK That Caused Family Intervention appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A