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You know what baffles me about the AI glasses backlash is why the hell try to bring that shit back? dude we already fucking did this shit 13 years ago and it wasn't great:
People were being fucking assaulted for wearing that shit in public, it was constantly in the news
Backlash against Google Glass users is growing, just as the company announced it's putting Glass up for sale to the general public.
Two recent cases have seen wearers of Google Glass attacked in San Francisco.
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what did the tech bros think would be different this time? did they think people were more chill now?
A New York subway rider has accused a woman of breaking his Meta smart glasses. She was later hailed as a hero.
man people hate that shit and thats not gonna change anytime this century
More organizers prohibit camera-equipped specs, even with prescription lenses
We need to go back to this being the cliché of “tech bros” instead of just a virulently misogynistic man-child with no level of emotional control
Fka twigs for Google, 2014
Facebook announced its long-awaited foray into the smart glasses space Thursday morning, launching the Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses in partnership with eyewear giant EssilorLuxottica. The svelte frames are some of the most low-profile yet available to consumers and will allow users to snap photos …
“The svelte frames are some of the most low-profile yet available to consumers and will allow users to snap photos and videos with the two onboard 5 MP cameras, listen to music with in-frame speakers and take phone calls. The glasses need to be connected to an iOS or Android device for full functionality, though users can take and store hundreds of photos or dozens of videos on the glasses before transferring media to their phones via Facebook's new View app. The twin cameras will allow users to add 3D effects to their photos and videos once they upload them to the app.” $299 and up for extras
What do you think? A) great, want it B) nope, another privacy intrusion
Episode 30: Google Glass Part 2
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Its alive! On this weeks episode we cover the strange fate of Googles ill fated augmented reality headset.
