The integration of Augmented Reality (AR) technology and LLMs has the potential to transform laboratory procedures . AR technology can gather real-time data from experimental actions, and when processed through LLMs, students can receive immediate feedback, suggestions, and warnings. This integration not only enhances learning by offering personalized guidance, but also significantly improves the implementation of safety measures. By continuously monitoring actions, LLM-powered systems can be designed to identify and correct unsafe practices in real time, preventing accidents and ensuring a safer learning environment. This innovative integration of AR and LLMs represents a significant shift in laboratory training, merging the immediacy of real-time feedback with the immersive, enhanced experience of AR. Assistance in the lab is, nevertheless, of the uttermost importance, as minor mistakes in the lab can have important consequences. The implementation of such an application should thus be accompanied with other forms of regulation, such as rule-based systems carefully designed by experts.