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I hope I meet someone wearing this. I'll get really close then say "OK Glass, Google porn". Or better yet, "OK Glass, take a picture and send it to everyone"

• rikacomet 14y ago
  voice recognition, will not work :P Nice try though!
  • VLM 14y ago
    It'll work just fine with "famous" people. All it takes is enough digital audio. I think newsreader/journalist types will have the worst of it, and unfortunately hype has to flow past them, so there are going to be PR issues. I could imagine entire soundboards being created to spoof people into viewing internet shock sites, etc. For example, lets pick on Leo Laporte, because I like him and he's famous in the tech journalism community. He must have thousands of hours, tens of thousands of hours, of digital audio free for use on the net. So all you need is a simple audio editor and an audio player to play the spliced commandline and you can spoof him. So at any time in his long recorded career has Leo ever said the words "girls" and "one" and "two" and "image" and "cup" and "google" and "search"? Well, I think he could be shock site'd pretty well with this technique. Not just shock sites, but rickrolls would be funny too. This takes some planning ahead, but not much.
    • 3JPLW 14y ago
      If they're smart, they'll pick up the bone vibrations from the wearer. You know how your voice sounds different when you hear it back from a recording? They should be able to detect when the wearer is saying something in the same way you hear yourself when talking.
      • darth_aardvark 14y ago
        They're already doing that produce sound. http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-02/04/google-glass-bone-vibration http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-02/04/google-glass-...
• tzaman 14y ago
  for everyone downvoting: It's a joke.
  • saraid216 14y ago
    You must be proud of yourself for coming up with such an original joke. You know. One that hasn't been floating around since the first day Glass was even leaked.