What stands out about the glasses?
Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) shows a transparent-edition pair of Ray-Ban smart glasses. He chose the clear frame because some of the technology inside is visible. Ray-Ban is an eyewear brand; smart glasses combine a glasses frame with features such as a camera and audio playback.
“You can see the technology inside through them.” — Abdul Osama
Camera, audio and AI
Abdul mentions using the glasses to capture people and says to get their permission first. He also describes hearing audio without putting an earbud in his ear. That is his impression, not a test of whether nearby people can hear the sound.
“We film people with their permission.” — Abdul Osama
He talks about speaking to AI—an artificial-intelligence assistant—and mentions ChatGPT, a conversational AI assistant. The video does not explain whether ChatGPT connects directly to the glasses, so it should not be taken as confirmation of a specific integration.
Why did he buy them?
Abdul says he tried a pair belonging to his friend Abdelrahman Ismail, liked them, and bought his own in the transparent design. He says he is at the airport collecting them from someone who brought them from the United States. He also alludes to a payment arrangement through an app, but does not clearly name the app or explain its terms.
What to check next
This is a first impression of the design and a few uses, not a specifications or pricing review. If you are considering similar glasses, check the features of the particular model, how its AI assistant works, and the consent rules for recording where you plan to use it.
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