AI Glasses (Like Ray-Ban Meta): The Future Is Already Here

End-of-lesson check

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1. Which feature allows AI glasses to answer questions about what you're looking at?

   1. A screen that displays text
   2. A built-in camera that sees what you see
   3. A battery that lasts all day
   4. A speaker that plays music

2. Your friend is wearing AI glasses and asks them, 'What kind of flower is this?' while looking at a rose. What must be true for the glasses to work?

   1. The glasses need to be charged
   2. The glasses need to connect to the internet
   3. The glasses need to be paired with a phone
   4. The glasses need a camera to see the flower

3. Which of these is mentioned in the lesson as a use case for AI glasses?

   1. Making phone calls
   2. Taking regular photos
   3. Asking about ingredients while cooking
   4. Checking the weather

4. What is the main privacy concern about wearing AI glasses in public?

   1. The glasses might be uncomfortable
   2. The battery might run out
   3. The glasses might break easily
   4. You might be recording other people without them knowing

5. You are visiting a foreign country and see a sign in another language. What could you do with AI glasses?

   1. Ask the glasses to translate the sign for you
   2. Take a photo and mail it to yourself
   3. Record a video of the street
   4. Call your parents

6. Which term from the lesson describes devices like Ray-Ban Meta that you wear on your body?

   1. Cameras
   2. Computers
   3. Wearables
   4. Assistants

7. Which location would be the most appropriate place to wear AI glasses?

   1. A private bedroom
   2. A museum tour
   3. A bathroom
   4. A locker room

8. What makes AI glasses different from a regular pair of glasses?

   1. They are heavier
   2. They are more expensive
   3. They come in more colors
   4. They can connect to the internet and use AI

9. Someone wearing AI glasses points them at a bird and asks, 'What kind of bird is that?' How does this work?

   1. The AI in the glasses recognizes the bird from its camera view
   2. The glasses send the photo to a person who identifies it
   3. The glasses guess randomly
   4. The glasses look up birds in a book

10. Your family is discussing whether AI glasses should be allowed at home. What did the lesson suggest thinking about?

    1. Whether the glasses are expensive
    2. Whether the glasses need charging
    3. Whether different places have different rules
    4. Whether the glasses are comfortable

11. What is a 'privacy concern' mentioned about AI glasses?

    1. They are hard to clean
    2. They might be stolen easily
    3. They use too much battery
    4. Other people might be filmed without knowing

12. Ray-Ban Meta and Apple Vision are examples of what kind of product?

    1. Laptop computers
    2. AI glasses or headsets
    3. Regular sunglasses
    4. Television sets

13. If you tried AI glasses, what does the lesson say is the right thing to do around others?

    1. Keep them in your pocket
    2. Wear them all the time
    3. Take them off immediately
    4. Let people know they might be filmed

14. What happens when AI glasses have their camera pointed at something and you ask a question about it?

    1. The glasses take a screenshot
    2. The glasses analyze the image and use AI to answer
    3. The glasses ignore the question
    4. The glasses turn off

15. Which of these would be a place where AI glasses should NOT be worn, based on the lesson?

    1. A park
    2. A grocery store
    3. A friend's house
    4. A locker room