Now, Google is committing to enter the space with its own version of AI glasses, in partnership with eyewear company Warby Parker. Google announced the partnership at its I/O conference on Tuesday, committing $150 million to develop the frames with Warby Parker. Related: Meta Is Reportedly Working on Smart Glasses With a Screen — at a Price Point $1,000 More Than Its Ray-BansIn a press release, Warby Parker and Google stated that they plan to launch multiple smart glasses over time, with the first pair to launch "after 2025." The smart glasses will incorporate AI features and have both prescription and non-prescription options. There are no details yet about how much the smart glasses will cost or when exactly they will hit the market.