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right? not great examples. Here are the kind of prompt examples I would have used instead:

- explain this symbol to me

- what TV show am I watching

- how much is the house I'm looking at worth (bring in geo-location)

- How often should I be watering this plant

- how many calories are in this meal

- what type of car is this

- whats the exact name/type of this screw part

- what are the exact dimensions of this door frame

- what kind of style of art is this

- how often should I be taking this medication

- how many copies has this book sold

- which part of the world is this pic from



My meta glasses can do a decent number of those, with the ideal form factor for those use cases.


Looks like Google was demonstrating some of that on stage recently: https://gizmodo.com/google-showed-off-advanced-ar-glasses-th...


Because besides the TV show one none of your examples benefit from the video/"live" modality? Or at least I wouldn't be motivated to use video for that.


or even the internet one. It would have been nice if it was like "I see you have a NetMan 402-BX with a blinking amber light. That's a common failure mode that can be fixed by updating the firmware. You need to press and hold the power button and put a pin into the reset hole..."

You know ... something more than "reboot that shit"


> how often should I be taking this medication

What could go wrong?




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