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Meta announced the launch of new smart glasses that rely on artificial intelligence and feature no cameras, focusing instead on sound capabilities and six microphones to provide noise cancellation and voice command functions, aimed at addressing privacy concerns. These glasses are part of the company’s expansion into the smart technology market, where it holds 84% of the global market share for such devices. Competitors like Google and Samsung are expected to introduce their versions of smart glasses this coming fall. The new glasses are lighter than previous models, include a built-in assistant named "Muse," and are intended for use in several countries, with prices starting at 899 euros. There are also plans to launch advanced virtual reality models in spring 2027. This development comes amid regulatory criticisms regarding privacy violations, particularly in Europe, where authorities are investigating videos recorded without individuals' knowledge.
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