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Lorde says Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses are ‘not sexy’

Singer Lorde has sparked a conversation on privacy and aesthetics after calling Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses ‘not sexy’ during a performance.

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The brief

During a festival set in Madrid, singer Lorde criticized smart glasses, specifically referring to the Ray-Ban Meta AI model as 'not sexy.' Coverage from The Verge, Android Police, and t2ONLINE focuses on the singer's targeted comments. The Cryptonomist reports that this criticism has further sparked a broader debate regarding privacy.

Future developments may include responses from Ray-Ban or continued discourse on the privacy implications of AI-integrated eyewear.

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What did Lorde say about Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses?

She described them as 'not sexy.'

Where did these comments take place?

Lorde made the remarks during a festival set in Madrid.

What broader issue have these comments triggered?

According to The Cryptonomist, the criticism has sparked a privacy debate.

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