I feel as stupid as I look - Brilliant Labs Frame

Linus is skeptical (or should I say, spectical) about our AI-powered smart glasses future. With Perplexity, Whisper, and OpenAI's ChatGPT integrated in a sleek, modern frame, will Linus be impressed by Brilliant Labs' attempts to bring AI to our faces?

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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Linus is skeptical
0:34 Unboxing and design/fit impressions
3:34 Features
4:13 Sponsor - NZXT
4:39 Tutorials and setup
6:52 Subscription and testing out AI camera recognition
13:09 Image generation, pricing, and overall thoughts
14:34 Outro

[jajssblue]

It's funny how AI has become a detractor in product descriptions now. Edit: I think the hardware tech they crammed in this form factor is the most interesting and compelling part. I think if they had a few more styles and a few highly refined and consistent feature workflows, like taking notes with short videos, I could see this being more successful. It's marketing it as yet another general AI assistant that makes it fall down.

[ryanbane]

I never knew I would be so entertained by Linus being pissed off at tech.

[kh-rosu]

the nice thing about the term AI is it immediately lets you know you can ignore whatever the product is

[skootz]

If this video is anything to go by, Linus' "Old man yelling at dumb tech stuff" arc is going to be AWESOME.

[SmoothEmJay]

THESE are the types of video we need more of. Honesty. No BS. If a product sucks, don't hold back.
Bravo.

[BrickTamlandOfficial]

brilliant labs frames look like glasses you would put on your doggo along with a lab coat and a pen protector to make them look smarter.

[alexlowe]

My new favorite Linus line: 10:10 B*** I just gave you the barcode number!

This video was gold. Hateful disappointed gold. That's what Nvidia is selling shovels for.

[elongatedmusk]

Linus would be hired on Chinese tv with that look as an expert on literally anything

[sakelaine]

There's a wearable external battery pack in the works. It fits over your nose, and is shaped like a ball. It comes in red by default.

[Handinmapocket]

5:50 love how the glasses make you look like you're "not fully there" when you concentrate on it.
People definitely gonna ask "Are you ok?" when you use this in public.

[KissItPlz]

"I swear to God Vance, you're job is so f***ing safe". LOOOL

[piggletimpact]

The fact none of them are wearing it and are inatead wearing normal glasses in the included promotional card kills me lmao

[midtstv]

the future i feared most was the future where the only paperwork you get with the product you buy consists of some QR codes possibly leading to sites that will probably be dead in ten years time and MAN does it suck as bad as i thought it would

[LordHonkInc]

"We've got to start somewhere" Dude we've started so many times already. Google Glass was more than a decade ago. OpenAI was founded just two years after that. We should be past "starting" by this point.

[tortoisetortellini]

11:38 The best David Tennant's Docter who impression I've seen🤣

[Ramonatho]

A giraffe and a priest walk in to a bar. The bartender says "When I told you to get off your high horse, I didn't expect you to get a taller one instead.". Boom. Done. AI ain't got nothing on this.

[Jared-ljvb]

they really knew who they were designing these for when they made the bold decision to go with the doofus design

[xXCrimsonWolfXx]

"AI" is the modern day iteration of the term "snake oil." You hear "AI" and you immediately know to never take anything seriously.

[fricki]

4:02 it's simple. You already have a phone, they probably can't sell you a second one. But you don't yet have slim AI glasses.

[ventilate]

12:58 when user privacy went out the window