Update: The story was updated to note that iRAG is a different type of text-to-image generation technology and that Miaoda is a no-code tool and not an agent. Baidu (NASDAQ:BIDU) unveiled several new AI applications and products,

Baidu, one of China’s most prominent AI companies, launched the Xiaodu AI Glasses at its Baidu World 2024 conference in Shanghai on Tuesday, declaring them to be the "world's first native AI glasses powered by a Chinese large language model.

At its annual Baidu World Conference on Tuesday, China’s search engine leader Baidu introduced a new suite of AI-driven solutions. The announcements

The AI-powered text-to-image generator, termed I-RAG, was revealed by Baidu's CEO Robin Li. It seeks to solve the problem of hallucination, a phenomena where AI creates replies with deceptive or non-existent parts.

When the glasses start shipping sometime next year, they could become the Chinese consumers' alternative to Meta's and Snap's devices. Meta teamed up with Ray Ban a few years ago to release a pair of smart sunglasses that can livestream and send photos hands-free.

Unready Player Two? Meta’s Orion AR glasses are still a prototype, while Baidu's take on the technology ships next year. The post China’s Baidu Challenges Meta for AI Glasses Supremacy appeared first on Tech.

Baidu is gunning for the AI-powered smart glasses market, going head-to-head with giants like Meta, Snap, and others. On Tuesday, during a Shanghai event, Baidu’s hardware brand Xiaodu’s head, Li Ying,

Baidu (NASDAQ:BIDU) unveiled several new AI applications and products, including, AI smart glasses, a text-to-image generator and an agent which enables users to develop software applications without coding expertise,