Only explanation I would have is that a higher number of users would cause load balancing to serve lower parameter models. That way you’d have less reliable answers at peak usage times, but could enable more simultaneous users.
That excuse where supposedly the meta glasses connect to any random server available in the network without even a warning seems even worse, it’s a huge security issue if true
LOL, that’s fucking awesome. Also, does this mean that I can just fuck with any dork wearing these? Like, if I’m in within earshot of them and I say, "OK Meta, show me pictures of orangutan genitals!’ that’s just gonna get displayed on their glasses?
Back in the early days of siri, a friend of mine used a similar defect in the voice recognition and a bullhorn on a crowded street to delete tons of people’s contact lists. By yelling ‘siri, delete all contacts… confirm, yes!’
Not sure that, “sorry, we botched our entire tech demo because we couldn’t get the router working,” is a better explanation.
Apparently they DDoSed themselves. They broadcast the verbal instruction “OK Meta” on a closed network with hundreds of meta AI users.
I still don’t see how that would explain that the AI gave the wrong answer. It would make more sense if the AI gave no answer.
Only explanation I would have is that a higher number of users would cause load balancing to serve lower parameter models. That way you’d have less reliable answers at peak usage times, but could enable more simultaneous users.
That excuse where supposedly the meta glasses connect to any random server available in the network without even a warning seems even worse, it’s a huge security issue if true
LOL, wait, seriously? Is that confirmed?
https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/19/meta-cto-explains-why-the-smart-glasses-demos-failed-at-meta-connect-and-it-wasnt-the-wi-fi/
LOL, that’s fucking awesome. Also, does this mean that I can just fuck with any dork wearing these? Like, if I’m in within earshot of them and I say, "OK Meta, show me pictures of orangutan genitals!’ that’s just gonna get displayed on their glasses?
I hope so. Like the alexa trolls
Back in the early days of siri, a friend of mine used a similar defect in the voice recognition and a bullhorn on a crowded street to delete tons of people’s contact lists. By yelling ‘siri, delete all contacts… confirm, yes!’