AI Hustle: Make Money from AI and ChatGPT, Midjourney, NVIDIA, Anthropic, OpenAI New Halo Smart Glasses
Aug 28, 2025
The hosts dive into a new AI smart glasses company that's making waves with conversation recording and augmented reality features. They debate the intriguing advantages and significant privacy concerns of these always-on devices. Market competition heats up as they analyze how these glasses stack against tech giants like Meta and Google. The duo also tackles the challenges of battery life and the implications of constant audio recording, raising questions about whether this innovative technology is truly desirable for everyday users.
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AR Surfaces Quick Contextual Info
- AR smart glasses can surface contextual data like location, temperature, and descriptions without pulling out a phone.
- Jamie and Jaeden note Google and Meta are developing similar AR capabilities, making this a competitive space.
Ray‑Ban User Story About Recording
- Jamie shared a conversation with a Ray-Ban owner who uses them for content and for running an ice cream shop POV shots.
- The owner noted the recording light blinks and that the flash distracted and made interactions awkward.
Viral Demos Shape Product Demand
- Startups emulate viral concepts like Cluey's 'cheat on everything' demo to create AR-first products that listeners already reacted to.
- Jaeden highlights how demos can shape demand and push companies to build hardware versions of formerly software-only ideas.