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  1. TOOL · CL_152705 ·

    Meta launches new branded smart glasses at lower price point

    Meta has released a new line of smart glasses under its own brand, the Meta Glasses, which offer similar functionality to its previous Ray-Ban branded models but at a lower starting price of $299. These new frames come …

  2. COMMENTARY · CL_144318 ·

    Privacy advocate warns of calculated data exploitation and surveillance risks

    A privacy advocate is sounding the alarm about the potential misuse of personal data, specifically mentioning facial recognition technology. The advocate criticizes companies for collecting sensitive information without…

  3. TOOL · CL_119129 ·

    Meta to charge subscription for smart glasses AI features

    Meta is introducing a subscription model for some features on its smart glasses, including the Ray-Ban and Oakley branded versions. Users will receive a limited amount of free usage for features like Conversation Focus,…

  4. TOOL · CL_112900 ·

    Meta partners with Pentagon supplier for smart glasses facial recognition

    Meta collaborated with a Pentagon supplier, Rank One Computing, to develop facial recognition technology for its smart glasses. This partnership is detailed in a software license that reveals Rank One Computing, which h…

  5. TOOL · CL_105739 ·

    Meta launches own-brand smart glasses at $299, undercutting previous models

    Meta has launched a new line of its own-branded smart glasses, Meta Glasses, starting at $299, which is $80 less than previous Ray-Ban co-branded models. The new collection features three distinct styles, including a co…

  6. TOOL · CL_78495 ·

    Meta removes dormant facial recognition code from smart glasses app

    Meta has removed facial recognition code from its Meta AI app, which supports its smart glasses, following a WIRED report. The company had embedded unreleased software, internally known as NameTag, designed to identify …

  7. MEME · CL_75110 ·

    User decries Meta, Snap for alleged bio data misuse via smart glasses

    A user expressed frustration on Mastodon regarding the alleged violation of their no-consent bio data notice by Meta, Ray-Ban, Oakley, and Snap. The user indicated that these companies, potentially through AI-powered sm…

  8. TOOL · CL_60827 ·

    Meta developing AI pendant and multiple new smart glasses

    Meta is reportedly developing an AI-powered pendant, building on its acquisition of Limitless, which created a similar device. The company also plans to release up to four new smart glasses models by the end of the year…

  9. TOOL · CL_46214 ·

    Oakley Meta AI-powered eyewear integrates camera and assistant

    Oakley has launched new AI-powered eyewear called 'Oakley Meta'. These smart glasses integrate a small camera and an AI assistant. The product aims to enhance user experience with its built-in artificial intelligence ca…