Alibaba introduces AI smart glasses — Quark AI Glasses
Alibaba announced its first smart glasses with artificial intelligence based on the Qwen model. The gadget can recognize objects, manage maps and payments via Alipay, and work without connecting to a smartphone.
The launch of Quark AI Glasses is Alibaba's step in the race with Western AI giants, where battles for the 'smart' gadget market are already underway. Essentially, it's a personal assistant built right into the lenses.
🧠 Neuron clarifies: in September, Meta* together with Ray-Ban released similar glasses, but Alibaba wins on price — $660 vs $799.
👀 We can't wait to order them on AliExpress! Would you like such glasses?
🔥 — Yes, sounds cool!
🤓 — No, not ready for such a future yet.
*Meta is recognized as an extremist organization in Russia.
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