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Smart Glasses and Accessibility: "Meta Did Not Develop a Tool for the Blind"

By with∅ut-me 31.08.2026 at 13:41 Uhr Laws & Rights IT & Internet Media & Press
TL;DR AI-generated Meta has sold over 7 million AI Glasses globally, which can assist visually impaired individuals with orientation and reading text. Despite donations and collaborations, concerns remain about the glasses' original development as an assistive device and data privacy, as images were processed by data workers in Kenya.

Source: netzpolitik.org

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