Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
ATE-dith: smart glasses that suggest what to say
A conversation aid for Even Realities G2 glasses that displays three foreign-language replies with Korean meanings and Korean-script pronunciations.
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- Even Realities G2 users in foreign-language conversations
- Worth noticing
- The site says it stores text transcripts for one year, but not the audio recordings used to produce them.
Field notes
The described setup starts in the Even app, where users install the service and link an account by entering a six-digit number on the website. The homepage says speech is converted to text without storing audio files, while text transcripts, selected cards, research, summaries, and tasks can be kept on a server for one year. It says users can search, export, or delete those records, and recommends telling conversation partners about transcription.
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