Eye Tracking + Voice + AI: A Former Apple/Meta Builder Demos Gaze-Driven Agent Interaction

A SwiftUI and ARKit prototype uses eye tracking as a 'micro-intent' signal, letting users direct an AI agent by simply looking at objects and speaking naturally.

A developer with experience at Apple, Meta, and OpenAI shared a working demo of a multimodal interface combining eye tracking, voice input, and AI agent capabilities, built with SwiftUI and ARKit, as posted by @yakuzeg. The system interprets gaze direction as a "micro-intent" signal — look at an object, speak a command, and the AI agent acts on the intersection of what you're seeing and what you're saying.

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