Meta Confirms Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Data Used to Train AI Models

Meta's new smart glasses collect user data to enhance AI capabilities, raising privacy concerns.

Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses use images and voice recordings to train AI models, as confirmed by the company.
Users must consent to data sharing for AI analysis, but opting out limits functionality.
Privacy concerns arise as images of personal spaces and people may be used without explicit consent from bystanders.
Meta's policy allows AI training on shared data, with features available primarily in the US and Canada.
Legal issues around facial recognition have influenced feature availability, particularly in states like Texas.