Winning at Chess Using AI in Ray-Ban Glasses
A user with no chess skills won a game thanks to the built-in artificial intelligence in Ray-Ban smart glasses. This case demonstrates new possibilities of augmented reality and neural networks in real time.
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are equipped with a camera and the Meta AI assistant, which can analyze visual information. In this case, the system recognized the position of the pieces on the board and suggested optimal moves to the user.
The blogger fully trusted the algorithm's recommendations from the first attempt, allowing him to win the game against his opponent. This event raised questions about the permissibility of using such gadgets in competitive games.
The use of AI accessories could become a new level of "cheating" in chess. In the future, tournaments may face the need to regulate the use of technologies that help players make decisions.








