Two college students have highlighted the dark side of smart glasses after adding software capable of doxing people in real time.

An unsettling report from 404 Media has shed light on some ways that the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses could be used to violate people's privacy. Two Harvard students used facial recognition tech and a large language model to unearth a subject's name,

If Apple introduces AR glasses, it has the potential to, once again, emerge as a key influencer that propels it into widespread adoption in the future.

Harvard students have published a report to highlight smart glasses like the Meta Ray Bans can be used to harvest the personal information of strangers in the street. AnhPhu Nguyen and Caine Ardayfio detailed how they connected a pair of the Meta glasses to third-party software in order to identify passers-by.

Linking Meta smart glasses to a face search engine can ID strangers in a glance. Two Harvard students recently revealed that it's possible to combine Meta smart glasses with face image search technology to "reveal anyone's personal details,

Two students at Harvard University modified a set of Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses to add AI-based facial recognition technology, and the result is

Two Harvard students have created an eerie demo of how smart glasses can use facial recognition tech to instantly dox people’s identities, phone numbers, and addresses. The most unsettling part is the demo uses current,

A pair of Harvard students have modded a set of Meta's smart Ray Ban glasses to not only automatically scan the faces of every person they see, but also use that data to find the person's name, phone number and even address.