Ash Saulsbury is developing Awear AI, a platform designed to allow users of smart glasses to carry their AI assistants’ memories across different devices and brands. The promise of AI-powered smart glasses is to enable users to keep their phones tucked away, but their effectiveness hinges on how much they can simplify daily tasks. Currently, companies like Meta and Google are integrating their AI services with smart glasses, with Meta linking its glasses to its own AI and Google collaborating with eyewear manufacturers through its Gemini project. As AI assistants become more attuned to a user’s preferences, they grow increasingly indispensable and challenging to replace. This development highlights the growing importance of seamless integration and personalization in wearable technology, which could significantly impact how people interact with their devices in the future.
QUESTION: How might the ability to transfer AI assistant memories across different devices and brands change the way we use technology in our daily lives?
He helped build Meta’s smart-glasses technology. Now he wants to take on Big Tech’s grip on personal AI
