Smart Glasses Identity Verification for Generative AI Service Access
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Solution Overview
Problem
The current methods for obtaining service permissions on smart terminals, such as mobile phones, are cumbersome and inconvenient, leading to inefficiencies in accessing various computer program services.
Innovation Solution
A processing system based on a generative artificial intelligence large language model (GAILLM) that uses a smart terminal to determine a user's permission to use the GAILLM service by checking subscription information associated with the user's smart glasses identity, allowing access when permitted and notifying users to obtain permission otherwise.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Ease of operation
If users obtain service permissions through traditional application methods on smart terminals, then service permission management is achieved, but the process becomes cumbersome and inconvenient
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces smart glasses as an intermediary device that carries identity information. This intermediary enables automatic permission verification by serving as a bridge between the user and the service system, eliminating the need for manual permission application processes through traditional smartphone applications.
Solution Approach 2:
The system implements self-service by automatically verifying user permissions through the smart glasses' identity information. The service system autonomously checks subscription status and grants or denies access without requiring users to manually apply for or manage permissions through complex application processes.
2Productivity
If the system checks subscription information through traditional methods, then permission verification is achieved, but the process is cumbersome and affects efficiency
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts the identity verification function from complex application processes and concentrates it in the smart glasses device. By taking out the essential identity information carrier (smart glasses) from the cumbersome permission application ecosystem, the system achieves rapid permission verification without requiring users to navigate complex application interfaces.
Solution Approach 2:
The smart glasses serve multiple functions: they act as identity carriers, subscription status indicators, and permission verification triggers. This multi-functionality eliminates the need for separate permission application processes, as the smart glasses themselves convey all necessary authentication information to the service system.
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AI summary
A processing system, a method for obtaining using permission and a smart terminal based on generative artificial intelligence large language model (GAILLM) are provided. The processing system includes a smart terminal used to: when a request for using a GAILLM service of a user is obtained, determine whether the user has a permission to use the GAILLM service according to subscription information corresponding to identity of smart glasses of the user, allow the user to use the GAILLM service when the user has the permission, and output a notification message to notify the user to obtain the permission by performing a preset action when the user does not have the permission. The application improves the convenience of obtaining the permission to use the GAILLM service.