"Zuckerberg: What do you think? Maybe let's make, I don't know, what should we make? Maybe like a steak sauce, maybe Korean-inspired type thing? You know, just to show what the LiveAI is like. EMPLOYEE: Yeah, let's try it. It's not something I've made before, so I could definitely use the help. Hey, Meta, start live AI. [four-second pause] LiveAI: Starting LiveAI. I love the setup you have here with soy sauce and other ingredients. How can I help?"
"LiveAI: You can make a Korean-inspired steak sauce using soy sauce, sesame oil EMPLOYEE: What do I do first? [five-second pause] EMPLOYEE: What do I do first? LiveAI: You've already combined the base ingredients, so now grate a pear to add to the sauce. [audience laughter] LiveAI: You've already combined the base ingredients, so now grate the pear and gently combine it with the base sauce. EMPLOYEE: All right, I think the wifi might be messed up. Sorry, back to you, Mark."
A stage demo of AI-powered smartglasses aimed to show LiveAI cooking assistance for a Korean-inspired steak sauce. A remote employee in a kitchen activated LiveAI and received an initial compliment about ingredient setup. LiveAI listed base ingredients and then repeatedly instructed the employee to grate a pear, with pauses between prompts. The employee and audience reacted to the lag and repetition. Network or Wi-Fi problems were cited as a likely cause. A subsequent attempt to answer an incoming video call through the smartglasses failed. The demo highlighted connectivity and reliability challenges for live assistive AI features in consumer wearables.
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