AI glasses spark privacy debate over facial recognition

Norway intends to tighten the regulation of smart glasses, including considering a ban on facial recognition features in public places, due to growing concerns over privacy and the misuse of artificial intelligence technologies. This move is part of efforts to protect consumers from privacy violations associated with the advanced capabilities of these devices, especially as facial recognition technology evolves, which could be used for illegal surveillance. The regulation is expected to include detailed guidelines and possibly a ban on facial recognition features, as some companies like Meta have already developed ready-to-integrate technologies. This increase in technological capabilities adds legal and ethical pressures on authorities to regulate their use more strictly.

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