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College Students Using Meta's Smart Glasses For Nefarious Reasons
The rise of innovative technology has always been a double-edged sword, and Meta's latest Ray-Ban smart glasses are no ...
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How two Harvard students created doxing glasses as a ‘tool for good’
Two college students are raising major privacy concerns online after releasing their side project being deemed “doxing ...
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Facial recognition glasses turn everyday life into creepy privacy nightmare
have taken these seemingly innocuous smart glasses and turned them into a privacy nightmare. Nguyen and Ardayfio created a system called I-XRAY that can identify individuals on the street.
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Why you should want face-recognition glasses
The I-XRAY “system” is a kludge that starts with Ray-Ban Meta glasses streaming live video to Instagram, a standard, out-of-the-box feature of that product. A computer watches the Instagram ...
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The Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Work Great and Don't Look Dorky
If this was 1987, I’d create a syndicated adventure show around a pair of Ray-Ban Meta Glasses. Here’s my pitch for CodeName: SPEX: “Sgt. Steve Johnson, accused of a crime he did not commit ...
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They Can Know Everything About You Just by Looking at You With These Special Glasses
By combining smart glasses with facial recognition software, it's possible to learn everything about the people you meet on ...
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'They Know Who You Are': Harvard Students Use Meta's Ray-Ban Glasses To Pull Up Your Identity In Real-time
A Startling Experiment: Facial Recognition in Action Harvard students AnhPhu Nguyen and Caine Ardayfio demonstrated the I-XRAY project using Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, a device with built-in ...