Google vs. Meta Smart Glasses, Navigating Paris 2024, and 34 Years of the ADA

Steven Scott and Marc Aflalo look ahead to Paris 2024, where Intel’s AI-powered indoor wayfinding and 3D athlete tracking aim to make the Olympics more accessible for athletes and fans. They also cover Google’s attempt to rival Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses, alongside fresh AI developments including OpenAI’s GPT-40 Mini and Meta’s Llama 3.1. The episode touches on Dyson’s customizable OnTrack headphones, FiiO’s retro CD player, and even a viral story about a student’s meatball mishap during an online exam. But at its core, the show marks the 34th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, asking how far digital accessibility has come and where it still falls short. Like, comment, and subscribe to support accessible tech content with Steven Scott and Marc Aflalo on @accesstechlive. Hashtags #Accessibility #SmartGlasses #ADA Keyword List Google smart glasses accessibility, Meta Ray-Ban glasses, Intel Paris 2024 accessibility, Olympics AI Intel, indoor wayfinding AI, Americans with Disabilities Act 34th anniversary, ADA digital accessibility, Dyson OnTrack headphones, FiiO DM13 CD player, GPT-40 Mini, Meta Llama 3.1 AI, retro tech accessibility, Marc Aflalo, Steven Scott, @accesstechlive

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