Meta has unveiled a new model of smart glasses with artificial intelligence that has no camera. The company launched the product at its annual event focused on new technologies. The glasses are built around audio features and cannot capture images. hnonline.sk ↗
Meta also presented other wearable devices that use its AI models. Some of them still have a camera. It is the company's camera glasses that face criticism and a broader debate about privacy. RTE News ↗
The debate mainly concerns the possibility of filming people discreetly. With the earlier models, which Meta launched in cooperation with the Ray-Ban brand in 2023, concerns arose about misuse of the devices, along with reports of their use for filming women. The controversy also led to these products being referred to by a derogatory term. BBC News ↗
Despite the disputes, Meta wants to expand its range of glasses. From October, it plans to launch a model with a camera and display on the German market, where these devices have sparked discussions about personal data protection and where calls for a ban have also been heard. The new glasses without a camera are meant to offer AI features without the ability to record visually. Welt ↗
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