Meta's AI smart glasses have been branded "creepy" and an invasion of privacy amid cases of people using them to secretly film women and girls and then posting the footage to social media without their consent.

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[–] 7 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (1 child)

There's a reason why I have de-USAed as much as is practical (even to personal discomfort). I don't trust any American institution: private or public.

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"Imagine being blind and not being able to tell when you want to make a meal in your own home, which are beans and which are peas, because they feel the same," Ms Williams said.

This woman has never cooked once in her life. I can tell the difference blind-folded. Hell, I can tell the difference between azuki and mung beans blindfolded and they feel practically the same!

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  • [–] 2 points 2 weeks ago

    I mean I assume she's talking about canned foods. But like, getting a braille label maker seems like a lot less of a shit solution than trusting some AI bullshit machine to tell the difference between say, cleaning supplies and a juice jug.

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