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AI Smart Glasses and Wearables Face Growing Privacy Test as Tech Industry Looks Beyond Smartphones
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AI Smart Glasses and Wearables Face Growing Privacy Test as Tech Industry Looks Beyond Smartphones

Oorspronkelijke taal: Engels

The technology industry's search for the device that could eventually succeed the smartphone is accelerating, with artificial-intelligence-powered smart glasses and wearable assistants attracting growing investment. But the same features that make these devices powerful — cameras, microphones, continuous connectivity and AI analysis — are generating concerns about privacy, recording and consent.

Door Christopher Eno Laatste update: 1 min read1