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The top scorer in South Korea’s tax accountant qualification exam is facing allegations of using AI-powered smart glasses after his near-perfect score raised suspicions.

What greeted the top scorer upon completion of this year’s national tax accountant qualification exam was not congratulations for a near-perfect performance — but allegations of cheating with AI-powered smart glasses.

Meta is rolling out a software update for its AI glasses to fix an issue that causes some devices to become “too warm” when they get wet. The company describes it as a “rare issue” affecting only a “small number” of its glasses, but is nonetheless urging everyone with a pair of Meta Glasses to…

Smart glasses are rapidly gaining popularity as wearable technology continues to transform the way people interact with digital information. Equipped with miniature cameras, microphones, wireless connectivity and artificial intelligence (AI), these devices offer convenience and hands-free functionality. However, their growing presence in workplaces is creating a new cybersecurity and corporate security concern: the potential for…

Add preferred source The 10th AI/AR Smart Glasses Technology Industry Forum will be held on Nov. 26, with an agenda covering optical waveguides, Micro-LED displays, AI agents and multimodal interaction, and chip-sensor integration across the supply chain. On market size, AVC data show China’s online smart glasses retail sales reached CNY 560 million (approximately $83.8…

Amid all the smart-wearables news this week, Meta brought me in for a private demo of a lesser-known wearable: the Meta VR Glasses. That’s right, folks, the slimmification of the VR headset that we’ve talked about for years may finally be coming, and my first demo of it already shows more promise than what I’ve…

In the past few years, multiple tech executives have told us that glasses could be the next big interface for consumer hardware. And yet, today’s smart glasses rely a lot on phones, even if they have good hardware. Even Realities’ G2 smart glasses are in the same boat. They’re a premium-looking pair of glasses with…

Earlier this year, a partner sent our team a pair of AI glasses. We were not entirely sure what we would do with them.

The company shared examples on Instagram featuring new video capture modes and device-specific editing features.

If you hadn’t already, add the military-industrial complex to the growing list of parties concerned by the potential for people wearing smart glasses to engage in clandestine recording.