The Meta Quest 3 headset is getting a big feature before its more expensive counterpart, the Apple Vision Pro.

Less than a month after Bloomberg reported that Apple was working on a version of Apple Intelligence for its Vision Pro headset, Meta has announced that its Quest 3 headset is getting Meta AI. 

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Soon, Meta’s announcement says, “You’ll be able to get answers to a wide range of questions with real-time information thanks to Bing.” In addition, Meta AI with Vision will be part of the update. This means you’ll be able to ask questions about your surroundings while wearing the headset.

With Meta AI, your Quest 3 headset can see people, objects, and more and — give more information about them, much like Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses. You’ll be able to look at a sign and have it translated, get fashion tips, find info on a landmark or portrait, and more.

The Quest 2 will not be getting the feature because it lacks color passthrough.

In a demo video, a Quest 3 user holds up a pair of black-and-white patterned shorts and asks Meta AI for help finding a matching t-shirt. Meta suggests a black, white, gray, or pastel-colored shirt. 

If you’re watching a YouTube video to plan a vacation, for example, you might ask Meta how to dress for a vacation to that area or for nearby restaurant recommendations. If you’re listening to music while completing school work on a virtual monitor, Meta says, you might ask Meta for some memorable Shakespeare quotes and an explanation of their significance.

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Vision will only work in passthrough mode for the experimental version of Meta AI. Virtual objects will not be recognized.

Meta AI on the Quest 3 will start rolling out next month in the US and Canada in experimental mode. When it does roll out, you’ll need to enable it. To do this, head to your settings menu, then “Experimental” and toggle it on.