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Mark Zuckerberg blames ‘poor wifi’ as Meta’s live AI demonstration goes wrong
Mark Zuckerberg blamed “poor wifi” as a live Meta AI demonstration went wrong. During the Meta Connect conference on Wednesday (17 September), a tutorial using a pair of the CEO’s new Ray-Ban Display glasses failed when the AI assistant was unable to correctly recite a recipe. Chef and content creator Jack Mancuso was supposed to be guided on how to make a Korean-inspired steak sauce; however, the AI tool failed to acknowledge the correct sequence of tasks, leaving Mancuso repeatedly asking: “What do I do first?” Claiming that the “wifi was playing up”, Mancuso handed back to Zuckerberg, who echoed his sentiments. “The irony is that you keep making technology, but the wifi of the day catches you.”
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fortune.com
Mark Zuckerberg blames bad Wi-Fi after the live demo of his new $800 smart glasses goes horribly wrong | Fortune
Critics are raving about Meta's new wearables. But Zuckerberg’s live demo of the $799 Ray-Ban Display was a pretty big flop.
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independent.co.uk
Floundering Mark Zuckerberg blames wifi as Meta AI demo has technical hitch
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Mark Zuckerberg blames ‘poor wifi’ as Meta’s live AI demonstration goes wrong
Mark Zuckerberg blamed “poor wifi” as a live Meta AI demonstration went wrong. During the Meta Connect conference on Wednesday (17 September), a tutorial using a pair of the CEO’s…
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theverge.com
Meta’s failed smart glasses demos had nothing to do with the Wi-Fi
‘We DDoS’d ourselves, basically.‘
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techcrunch.com
Meta CTO explains why the smart glasses demos failed at Meta Connect — and it wasn't the Wi-Fi | TechCrunch
Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth offered a postmortem on Meta's demo fails this week at its developer conference, where it showed off new smart glasses.
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nytimes.com
Seeing Through the Reality of Meta’s Smart Glasses
Mark Zuckerberg’s glitch-filled unveiling of computerized glasses revealed a company that may struggle to deliver on its promise for the future of computing.