Show Notes
Stephen and Val are in the US as guests of Meta at Connect 26 at the Menlo Park campus where the company made some major product announcements.
Mark Zuckerberg took to the stage for the keynote and unveiled the Meta VR Glasses - a serious Apple Vision competitor at less than a third of the price.
Also announced were the Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses Audio - no camera and released at a time when there were privacy concerns about the company's camera glasses. And they also announced an update that can turn Meta glasses into a hearing aid.
Muse is the new Meta AI agent which has just been released in the US and coming soon to Australia. Zuckerberg also revealed a small handheld device called the Muse Charm that can allow users to interact with their Muse without needing a computer or phones.
And OpenAI has hacked an Australia Government website - what now??
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