Looks Like Smart Glasses Are a ‘No’ for OpenAI
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If even major AI players are uneasy about camera‑forward smart glasses, mass adoption of face‑worn AI hardware may be slower and more privacy‑constrained than some roadmaps assume. For builders, that tilts near‑term bets toward phones, PCs, and audio‑first wearables as the primary assistant surfaces.
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