RizzGPT Innovation: AI AR Glasses That Help Improve Social Communication Skills

Bryan airing, interested in knowing if ChatGPT can help communicate with other humans. (photo: dock. pexels)

JAKARTA - Stanford University's 22-year-old Computer Sciences student, Bryan Totaling, is interested in knowing if ChatGPT can help communicate with other humans. For this reason, he used his augmented reality and laptop glasses and recruited several friends to develop what he called the RizzGPT.

These augmented reality glasses use a monokel design of Bright Labs which is open source so that its firmware can be explored. These glasses are equipped with cameras, microphones, and internal projectors that display words in front of the user's eyes.

When someone talks to users, RizzGPT monitors conversations via microphone, converts them into text, and sends them via WiFi to ChatGPT, an Intelligence chat bot made by OpenAI, to generate responses. The response then appears after a few moments of delay on a small monokel screen.

"RizzzGPT is basically using artificial intelligence to give charisma as requested. It listens to ongoing conversations and tells you what to say next,"AThi said.

During the demonstration, Reuters askedction: "What do you think is your biggest weakness?"

"I believe my biggest weakness is that I can be too harsh on myself sometimes. I always try to do my best and sometimes I can feel too tired",34 said reading an answer from a monokel after about five seconds.

"The delay and response has not been too natural or charismatic. However, this is just a prototype aimed at showing what this technology might be possible with",odd said.

"It's been a long time since the way we interact with computers changed," he said. "You're witnessing 5G connectivity convergence, AR glasses, hardware, and unified intelligence to create a new way of interacting with this system, a much more natural new operating system."

According to him, the goal is not to completely replace human conversations that are natural.

"It's just meant as a help to help you think about things that may have been forgotten... I think in that role, this tool can be very helpful for people who experience social anxiety and have difficulty talking to other people," he said.