Meta Relaunches Ray-Ban Smart Glasses with New AI Features Amid Privacy Concerns

Meta has relaunched Ray-Ban smart glasses with new AI and live streaming capabilities, part of Zuckerberg's vision for connecting people through wearables.

The $299 glasses have cameras to capture photos and videos, speakers for audio, and soon will offer real-time translation and object recognition via AI.

Critics have raised privacy concerns, as the glasses can record people without consent, similar to issues with Google Glass.

The glasses have an LED light to indicate when recording, but it may be hard to notice, allowing secret recording.

It's uncertain if the glasses will gain traction or face backlash like Google Glass over privacy and ethical concerns about distracted use and data collection.