Meta’s price AI glass debut went wrong when two live demo defeated the stage. (Credit: Facebook)
The much awaited demo of Mark Zuckerberg’s new AI glasses tank into 2025 Keenote connected on Wednesday, playing the glitter playing in front of a pack audience.
The device, called the meta ray-ban display, is priced at $ 799 and has been picked as a success in the “agentic AI” wearable with digital assistants that work on behalf of users.
But Zuckerberg Two demo fails, new meta glasses look slightly less polished in front of hundreds.
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Meta’s $ 799 AI glasses debut went wrong when Live Demo caused the stage to staggering the global audience with technology. (Getty)
The Keenot, held at the Silicon Valley headquarters of Meta, was longed as a party coming for rummed “hypernova” glasses.
First, Zuckerberg showed a live view through the new glasses and responded to the texts using small wrist speeds. But the showcase went south.
Cooking creator Jack Mankuso joined the Zuckerberg stage to try the new Livei feature of Chashma, which is considered to run users through step by step.
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Mark Zuckerberg’s $ 799 AI Glass was launched in a live demo in Meta Connect 2025 Kenote in California. (Getty)
A member of the audience, the tech radar Lance ulnoff Zuckerberg’s presentation includes some huge failure.
“AI was clearly confused and jumping around,” said Ulnoff.
“Developers ask him to never run a live demo, and he just keeps doing it because when you are in a keynote speaker, there are thousands of people on Wi-Fi at the same time, meaning that things can be wrong.”
According to Ulnoff, other large technical firms do not perform live presentations.
“Apple no longer performs live performances in his kenots for this reason,” he said.
“Tim Cook comes out for two seconds, so perhaps perhaps a minute, and then he goes behind the stage, and we watch a pre-made video where they have total control.”
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Mark Zuckerberg, Left, and Andrew Bosworth Wear Meta Re-Ban Display AI Glass in Meta Connect event at Menlo Park, California, Wednesday, September 17, 2025. (Getty)
Instead, the auxiliary went ahead again and again, refusing to answer the simple question, “What should I do before?”
Following unsuccessful efforts, Mancuso blamed Wi-Fi before returning the segment in Zuckerberg.
The second stumble came up during a showcase of the neural band. Zuckerberg successfully sent a lesson from the Meta CTO and received Andrew Bosworth.
But when Bosworth tried to start a WhatsApp video call, the glasses will not pick it up.
Zuckerberg fled with the interface before giving up. Bosworth eventually went on stage, joking about “cruel Wi-Fi” by the audience laughing.
“You practice these things like a hundred times, and then you never know what is going to happen,” Zuckerberg said.
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Despite the glits on the stage, Zuckerberg implicated glasses as a jump in AI-managed individual technology.
He emphasized that the devices represent the vision of a future meta where the weelable AIs estimate the requirements of the assistant and handle the tasks with minimal user efforts.
“Mark’s enthusiasm, and so he was ready to take the risk, but, unfortunately, in some examples, it did not go in her way,” said Ularanoff.
“I am sure Mark Zuckerberg felt extremely uncomfortable, but I credits him for keeping his calm and making fun of it.”
Fox News reached Meta for digital comment.
