@nolan I like them! There's definitely some stuff I would like that they do not do, like describing people for instance. Most of the descriptions are fairly terse, but it does support follow-ups so you can usually get the information you want. E.G "What am I looking at?" "You are looking at what appears to be a parking lot, with trees and rows of cars." "What kinds of cars are they?" "They appear to be mostly Minivans, with some Christler's and Toyota's." And $300 beats the hell out of Envision!
@nolan I'm not sure what you mean by speech to text. You ask it voice commands and it answers you in voice, though I believe it also saves a history of your AI interactions in the app so you can look at them later. I haven't needed to do that though.
The sound quality is okay, I like it better than the Bose Frames I used to have, but it is not a replacement for headphones. It is good enough that you might not care just walking around though.
@objectinspace That's what speech-to-text is--converting speech to text for the model to process. Neat, wasn't sure if it was mostly a spoken interface or something else.
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