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There’s only two stories really. If you can believe it, more executive departures at OpenAI, as it looks like they’re serious about going for profit. And yes, Meta announced a new Quest headset, but the real headlines are the Orion smartglasses, which you can’t actually buy. What? I’ll explain.
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OpenAI is experiencing significant leadership changes as CTO Mira Murati and two other high-profile executives, Bob McGrew and Barrett Zof, announce their departures. Murati cites a desire for personal exploration, while concerns about the company’s shift towards a for-profit model and its implications for governance and AI safety resonate strongly in the tech community. Reports state that Sam Altman will receive equity in the company as OpenAI restructures, raising questions about the balance between profit and ethical oversight in AI development.
At a recent event, Meta introduced the Quest 3S, a more affordable VR headset that retains many features of its more expensive predecessor, the Quest 3. Meanwhile, the highly anticipated Orion AR glasses were showcased but will not be available for purchase due to high production costs and complexity. These glasses, designed with advanced technology including silicon carbide lenses and neural input wristband, signify Meta's ambitious goal of pioneering the next generation of interactive tech, though concerns about their practicality and mass production loom.
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