A student has developed AI poker glasses based on the Meta Ray-Bans 3
A student from California hacked Meta Ray-Bans 3 smart glasses and set up a video stream to a laptop for covert prompts in live poker.
A custom computer vision model finds the cards in frame, identifies their rank and suit, while the Opus 5.5 neural network calculates combination odds and outputs the optimal mathematical decision. At the same time, the glasses' camera scans the opponent's face, detects hidden emotions and dictates prompts into a micro-earpiece, reporting the strength of the hand and the opponent's psychological state.
The inventor has already successfully tested the device in a home game with friends and now plans to take it to a Las Vegas casino.
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A custom computer vision model finds the cards in frame, identifies their rank and suit, while the Opus 5.5 neural network calculates combination odds and outputs the optimal mathematical decision. At the same time, the glasses' camera scans the opponent's face, detects hidden emotions and dictates prompts into a micro-earpiece, reporting the strength of the hand and the opponent's psychological state.
The inventor has already successfully tested the device in a home game with friends and now plans to take it to a Las Vegas casino.
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