Smart glasses are only smart if we train them to be good. Then they'll be fantastic
Just add smart humans – and a pinch of dog
The article argues that smart glasses have the potential to be life-changing for those who are visually impaired, as they can be "intelligent helper, loving companion, and loyal protector" for the wearer. However, the bans on smart glasses in public spaces like cafes and tech conferences such as DEF CON are justified due to concerns over security, privacy, and dignity.
The author suggests that smart glasses, like dogs, can be either a "aggressive wolf-derived predator" or an "intelligent helper, loving companion, and loyal protector," depending on how they are used. The article advocates for a more nuanced approach to the regulation of smart glasses, rather than blanket bans.
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