Smart glasses privacy concerns grow in public
Smart glasses are facing growing scrutiny over privacy concerns tied to their ability to record video in public. Norway is proposing a temporary halt on the use of AI-powered glasses in public spaces, while European regulators are examining the technology and courts in New York and the U.K. have imposed restrictions.
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