couldn't take this article seriously considering it doesn't mention Meta's Rayban smart glasses, which largely does what they want already: a pair of glasses without visuals but with AI in your ears
The kicker here though is since it's all driven by a phone in your pocket (a) it will either kill your battery or not be allowed at all by the platform, and (b) it has no camera, so it has no idea what you are actually seeing or looking at so it will be a second class citizen to all the versions of this that are camera enabled (such as, as you mention, the RayBans).