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XR Headsets Dive into AI Competition: Quest 3 vs. Vision Pro Showdown
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- Meta has announced the integration of its AI technology, Meta AI, into its XR headsets, Quest 3 and Quest 2.
- Meta AI can assist users in various situations, such as packing for a trip, recommending outfits, and explaining Shakespearean works.
- Apple has also revealed plans to incorporate Apple Intelligence into its Vision Pro, indicating the spread of generative AI competition to the XR headset market.
- Meta AI applied to Quest 3 release
- Apple Vision Pro to feature Apple Intelligence
- Reactions to unexpected AI features in XR headsets
Source - Meta
The competition for generative artificial intelligence (AI) is spreading from smartphones to the mixed reality (XR) headset market. On June 24 (local time), Meta announced that it will be applying Meta AI to its XR headset Quest. This will be applied to the latest products, Quest 3 and Quest 2.
Meta AI can recommend summer attire when a user is packing for a trip and watching a hiking YouTube video, or respond to requests to show tops that go well with shorts. It can also assist with tasks such as picking memorable lines from Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' and explaining the importance of the play.
Currently, Meta AI support is only available in the United States and Canada and is in the early stages of testing, scheduled to launch next month. Meta expects the service to improve over time.
IT media PhoneArena reported, "While Meta has mentioned applying AI features to messaging apps like WhatsApp and AI-based AR smart glasses, the inclusion of AI features in XR headsets was completely unexpected." It also mentioned that Meta's announcement came shortly after reports of Apple Vision Pro applying Apple Intelligence.
On June 1, Mark Gurman of Bloomberg reported that Apple will be able to apply its AI technology, Apple Intelligence, to Vision Pro starting next year.
