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AI is coming for your glasses

Big Tech thinks wearables are the gateway to artificial intelligence. Critics call it cringe stalkerware

The young woman in hot-pink shorts is standing looking at her phone when the guy in glasses walks up to her. “You are so wow,” he says, and asks her on a date. “I just went through a break-up,” she replies. He asks if they can be friends, then tries to get her number. She smiles awkwardly and waves him away.

Soon after, the woman was shocked to discover that this brief encounter in a Target store had been secretly filmed by a man wearing a pair of Meta’s Ray-Ban camera glasses, after spotting herself in one of his “rizz videos” — clips of guys trying to pick up women.

“THIS is why these glasses or any version should NOT exist,” said Elyse Herrera, an esports broadcaster better known as Herculyse, who was recognised in the Instagram clip by a fan. “This is disturbing. Makes me sick physically, this is violating & WRONG,” she said in an X post.

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