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A conversation in two languages. Spoken words appearing as captions before your eyes. Can a pair of AI glasses change how we connect?
In Shenzhen, CGTN reporter Yang Zhao puts real-time translation to the test with an Australian visitor, while Euronews reporter Denis Loctier meets Liu Shanshan, who lost her hearing as a child and is trying glasses that turn speech into live captions.
Join them for the first episode of Crossing Cultures, a five-part series co-produced by CGTN and Euronews, to explore the possibilities of AI glasses and the privacy questions that come with them.
A conversation in two languages. Spoken words appearing as captions before your eyes. Can a pair of AI glasses change how we connect?
In Shenzhen, CGTN reporter Yang Zhao puts real-time translation to the test with an Australian visitor, while Euronews reporter Denis Loctier meets Liu Shanshan, who lost her hearing as a child and is trying glasses that turn speech into live captions.
Join them for the first episode of Crossing Cultures, a five-part series co-produced by CGTN and Euronews, to explore the possibilities of AI glasses and the privacy questions that come with them.