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Are AI smart glasses the future, or have they gone too far? | BBC News

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@InsideLookingOutNow
@@InsideLookingOutNowImported2mo ago
Women have been recording men in gyms and posting videos to embarrass men for years.
@deheteneen88
@@deheteneen88Imported2mo ago
I want to have an app that indicates if someone likes me. Big eyes 👀 ect
@Pardisecity
@@PardisecityImported2mo ago
It’s wild how hypocritical the media is being. When Meta dropped their first smart glasses in 2021, and the newer ones in 2023, everyone was praising the tech. But now that they're mainstream, they're calling them "pervert glasses"? Camera frames aren't even new—we've had spy glasses since the 2000s and Snapchat Spectacles since 2016. The reality is, with how sue-happy people are today, going around without some kind of body cam is just a liability. Give it until 2030, and a personal Ring body cam will just be a standard everyday carry item.
@harryvlogs7833
@@harryvlogs7833Imported2mo ago
you can easily use a phone and take a picture without using in open not any different
@somb8434
@@somb8434Imported2mo ago
AI smart glasses normalise creepy behaviour such as voyeurism. They have definitely gone too far!
@jvmssanmarim
@@jvmssanmarimImported2mo ago
isso dai é pura tecnnologia militar antiga ainda por cima
@sharonletts88
@@sharonletts88Imported2mo ago
There’s no excuse for this.<br>Humans will take good technology and turn it into a weapon every single time.<br>If they can help the disabled, then they should require getting a prescription from a physician. <br>And even then, there will be abuse.
@eastwoofer
@@eastwooferImported2mo ago
This is complete bullshit. It&#39;s legal to film in a public space, and no consent is necessary regarding posting to social media. You have no say in this. In this case it&#39;s basic reporting.
@taesanexdo
@@taesanexdoImported2mo ago
I don’t know about the UK, but in many US states it’s 100% legal to record conversations with others without their consent. It’s called one-party consent and has been used in many undercover exposés.
@skeeterwyh
@@skeeterwyhImported2mo ago
its kinda like smart &quot;hidden camera&quot;
@BeyondWorldOne
@@BeyondWorldOneImported2mo ago
Jeez, just allow them. I mean social media accounts need to ban the conduct. But if you record in public spaces, it&#39;s legal.
@althyk
@@althykImported2mo ago
omg, they can filter our clothes out now?
@lupolinar
@@lupolinarImported2mo ago
If there is a clear sign, they are actively recording, like a clear and bright light in front of the frame, it&#39;ll would be ok - and it can&#39;t be turned off or in other way obfuscated. Otherwise the term Pervert or Creep Glasses is correct.<br><br>Zuckerborg needs to be in another huge and expensive lawsuit.
@mwhitby502
@@mwhitby502Imported2mo ago
I spend a few moments looking as shaving cream in a shop, suddenly I&#39;m getting adverts on my phone for shaving cream. Now they will know not only everything you type in, but everything you even look at.
@daledevernon56
@@daledevernon56Imported2mo ago
Smart glasses have only been around for a few years where a smartphones have been around for 15 years I don&#39;t hear anybody calling smartphones pervert phones.
@davidbible1469
@@davidbible1469Imported2mo ago
There really is no need for AI smart glasses unless invasion of privacy is the goal. Get regular glasses and mind your own business.
@timdulle1
@@timdulle1Imported2mo ago
AI is Crime Against Humanity. full stop
@JayConverse
@@JayConverseImported2mo ago
Think of it like this. You&#39;re in a restaurant, and the guy at the table next to you raises his hand, holds up his phone, and points it at you. And your family.
@ThysMajiedt-h3s
@@ThysMajiedt-h3sImported2mo ago
Im the 1st Yayyyy!