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Meta wants its AI glasses to seem less creepy. Its AI strategy says otherwise.
Meta's AI glasses have a growing reputation as a creepy technology. The company hopes to change that opinion by announcing an update that will disable the camera if the LED light that indicates the glasses are recording has been tampered with. However, even as Meta touts the new safeguard, the company is also pushing p
Meta's AI glasses have a growing reputation as a creepy technology. The company hopes to change that opinion by announcing an update that will disable the camera if the LED light that indicates the glasses are recording has been tampered with. However, even as Meta touts the new safeguard, the company is also pushing products and features that ask users to surrender more of their privacy to the company. Users should be aware of how their images and videos are being used and shared.
Meta's AI glasses have a growing reputation as a creepy technology. The company hopes to change that opinion by announcing an update that will disable the camera if the LED light that indicates the glasses are recording has been tampered with. However, even as Meta touts the new safeguard, the company is also pushing p
- Meta's AI glasses have a reputation for being creepy technology.
- The company has announced an update that disables the camera if the LED light indicating recording is tampered with.
- Despite this, Meta continues to collect more personal data from users, raising concerns about consumer privacy.
Miau Labs takeUsers should be aware of how their images and videos are being used and shared.