Be My AI examples: 2 real use cases with prompts
Source-checked cases, each with what happened and the prompt.
- Fill in product details a shopping site leaves out with Be My AIRecreated promptEvidence: Company case studyBeginner-friendly
Sana, who has been totally blind since birth and is Global Chief Privacy Officer at WSP, uses Be My AI to get information most shopping websites don't include. Looking for a coat, Sana wanted to know whether it had a belt and what color the zippers and buttons were; the website descriptions weren't full enough, and Be My AI 'filled in the gaps'. It helps on work trips too: once, unable to find the number for hotel reception, Sana pointed the phone camera at a card near the phone and had the answer in seconds.
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- Identify frozen meals and pantry jars nonvisually with Be My AIRecreated promptEvidence: Described by posterBeginner-friendly
While Brian Mackey's parents were away on a 30-day cruise, Mackey, a blind iPhone user who relies on VoiceOver, used Be My AI to photograph labels and find out which Clean Eatz frozen meal was in hand (for example 'Basic Chicken with Asparagus'), along with its calories and protein, so it could be logged accurately in MyFitnessPal. It also identified which pantry jar Mackey had picked up, such as peanut butter or jelly. The catch: the camera angle and distance had to be right, and some labels took several retakes before it could read them.
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