RizzGPT smart glasses listen to your conversations and tell you what to say in real-time | Daily Mail Online
Say goodbye to awkward first dates! RizzGPT smart glasses listen to your conversations and tell you what to say in real-time
- Students have created smart glasses that tell you what to say in conversations
- A microphone picks up what a speaker has said, and this is fed into ChatGPT
- The AI chatbot produces a response which is displayed in augmented reality
PUBLISHED: 14:49 BST, 28 April 2023 | UPDATED: 15:41 BST, 28 April 2023
Do you get tongue-tied when your Hinge date asks you about your five-year plan? Or when an interviewer asks you why you want the job, because you can't say 'money'?
Well, set that deodorant aside, as student engineers from Stanford University have created you a solution - smart glasses that tell you exactly what to say.
Dubbed 'RizzGPT' - where 'rizz' refers to one's ability to seduce a romantic interest, similar to charisma - the specs display responses as text in front of your eyes.
A microphone picks up on what a speaker has said, and the glasses use ChatGPT - the chatbot powered by artificial intelligence (AI) - to generate potential replies.
They use augmented reality (AR) technology to allow the user to see the text and the person in front of them simultaneously.
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Student engineers from Stanford University have developed smart glasses (pictured), dubbed 'RizzGPT', that tell you exactly what to say during tricky conversations
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A microphone picks up on what a speaker has said, and the glasses use ChatGPT - the chatbot powered by artificial intelligence (AI) - to generate potential replies in augmented reality