The article discusses the author's experience testing Meta's AI translation feature on Ray-Ban smart sunglasses in Montreal. Despite being prepared, the translation software had limitations. While it accurately translated some texts, it struggled with others, providing vague summaries instead of specific details. For example, at restaurants, it failed to read all menu items and only gave general categories. The AI feature only translates written text and cannot decipher spoken words, limiting its practicality in real-world situations. Users must prompt the glasses with specific commands to access translations. Overall, the AI translation was more of a novelty than a reliable travel tool. Despite its potential, the software needs improvements to provide accurate and detailed translations for a seamless user experience.