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Haran Naresh K

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🚀 The Future of AI-Powered Smart Glasses: Innovation or Privacy Nightmare? 🤖 We’ve seen wearable tech evolve rapidly, and Meta’s Ray-Ban Wayfarer smart glasses are the latest to take center stage. From real-time translations to AI-assisted memory recall (ever lost your car in a parking garage?), these glasses offer incredible convenience. But with great power comes greater responsibility. 🌐 While the tech is fascinating, it raises an important question: How do we balance innovation with privacy? Imagine AI that not only recognizes objects but also identifies people, scans their public profiles, and retrieves personal data in real time. We're on the verge of a world where anonymity in public spaces could disappear. 😬 As technologists and developers, it’s on us to build responsibly: Ethical AI development: We must prioritize privacy and security when creating AI-driven products. Data minimization: Just because we can collect vast amounts of data doesn’t mean we should.

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Sajin
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There was a time, when you dont tag photos in Facebook, Facebook automatically detects and suggests who that person is. Its accuracy and detection was incredible. Facebook has facial scan data of everyone in this world, pretty sure they collected such data from WhatsApp and Instagram as well. They just dont want others to use it anymore, especially with Meta rebranding to privacy safe company

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