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Europe eyes battle over 'pervert' AI glasses

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Calls are growing across Europe for regulatory action against smart glasses, widely dubbed "pervert" AI glasses, following a scandal in which secretly filmed footage of girls and women was uploaded online. The controversy has been fueled in Britain by a public petition demanding an outright ban on the sale of such devices.

The emerging technology allows users to seamlessly capture photos, record videos, and interact with built-in AI assistants simply by wearing the glasses. Amid sales figures now reaching the millions, the unauthorized recording incident has sparked intense concern over privacy risks and the societal impact of consumer-grade AI surveillance tools.

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France 24 (FR) Highlights the broader market scale and technical capabilities of the million-selling devices.
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