Technology companies are developing wearable devices that can see, hear, and understand what is happening around users.
Meta has already sold millions of AI-powered glasses with built-in cameras and microphones, while Samsung plans to introduce its own smart glasses later this year.
These devices could give AI assistants real-time access to a person’s daily activities. This may allow them to provide more personalized advice, answer questions quickly, and eventually complete tasks for users.
However, the growth of AI wearables may also raise concerns about privacy, security, and whether consumers truly want technology constantly observing their lives.
Source (CNN)
