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This is clearly aimed at Wearable AI such as the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarers and other similar devices.

I was wondering how large of a language model can you fit in a pair of sunglasses?

Meta AI researchers have unveiled MobileLLM, a new approach to creating efficient language models designed for…

Key innovations in Meta’s MobileLLM include prioritizing model depth over width, implementing embedding sharing and grouped-query attention and utilizing a novel immediate block-wise weight-sharing technique.

While using the Meta AI chatbot on WhatsApp it answered my query with some great advice.

It almost felt like I had some support from a good friend.

I was kind of taken aback by the answer. Since I purchased the Ray-Ban \ Meta Wayfarers I have jokingly told people that I am wearing a large language model on my face. I came to find out that information is incorrect.

Meta AI responded, “That’s a cool device! Unfortunately, I’m not compatible with the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses (yet!). I exist solely as a text-based AI assistant, so you can’t talk to me directly through the glasses.”

It continued, “However, you can use the glasses to access a device with a keyboard or voice-to-text functionality, and then interact with me through text. Keep in mind that I’m constantly evolving, so who knows? Maybe future updates will enable voice interactions or compatibility with devices like your Meta glasses!”