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This episode centers on Meta's strategic pivot toward agentic AI within wearable form factors, specifically highlighting the integration of FDA-cleared hearing enhancement features that function as a social bridge rather than just a utility. The discussion underscores a critical shift in product philosophy where AI agents must navigate real-world human interactions and cultural contexts, moving beyond traditional benchmark metrics to solve tangible societal challenges like isolation caused by hearing loss.
Boz to the Future Episode 28: The Future According to Aparna Chennapragada

<![CDATA[Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth sits down with Aparna Chennapragada, Meta’s new VP of Product for Wearables.]]>
Welcome back to another episode of Boz to the Future. In this episode, recorded at Connect 2026, Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth sits down with Aparna Chennapragada, Meta’s new VP of Product for Wearables. The conversation explores agentic AI on glasses, the future of wearable form factors, and why the hardest problems in AI aren't the ones benchmarks measure.…
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