I am curious if the AI glasses thing takes off. I tried Google Glasses both during a demo when I worked at Google and then a few months later a friend who was

I am curious if the AI glasses thing takes off. I tried Google Glasses both during a demo when I worked at Google and then a few months later a friend who was an elderly woman got a pair from Google, they were anxious to try the ‘old folks demographic’ I suppose. That product creeped out people not wanting their privacy invaded in bars, restaurants, etc. I have not been following the Facebook AI glasses project, but a question I would ask is how the privacy issues will be handled. I would suggest not having the ability to take pictures and videos, rather, feed video into an LLM and then discard the video. Make it impossible to photograph other people using AI glasses. I think Facebook has done an OK job with the Oculus product line, and I am a happy customer, so I am trying to keep an olen mind about FB AI glasses.