Smart glasses still face same privacy problems a decade after Google Glass
Researchers and privacy advocates have shown that AI-powered smart glasses, despite their improved design and fashion partnerships, continue to enable the covert recording of people without their consent.
» readAI adoption and human adaptation key to future of work, Booking.com and Diageo executives say
A company that uses artificial intelligence more smartly than its competitors may take their customers, and a person who embraces AI and learns faster than others may take their jobs, Booking.com chief business officer James Waters said.
» readOpera browser adds automatic VPN activation on public networks
Opera has introduced a new setting that automatically activates its built-in VPN when a public network is detected. The feature aims to simplify browsing security for users in cafes, airports, and other shared Wi-Fi environments.
» readMeta’s Muse AI Agent Faces Security Flaw and Amazon Ban
A new AI agent from Meta, called Muse, was introduced to handle tasks like booking appointments and shopping, but the launch was marred by a major security vulnerability and a swift ban from Amazon.
» readTwo-Thirds of Fortune 500 Use Lovable, Co-Founder Says
It was reported by Fabian Hedin, co-founder and chief technology officer of Lovable, that two-thirds of Fortune 500 companies are using the platform, often because employees discovered the tool independently.
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