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    AI glasses without cameras or displays reportedly target all-day wear

    A user who says they met the team describes glasses that listen to the wearer, not other people—unless those people give explicit permission and the wearer touches the glasses.

    Robert ScobleRS
    4 Sources, 20d ago, first seen 20d ago

    TLDR

    A user who says they had dinner with the team describes unannounced AI glasses designed for all-day wear, with no cameras or displays. According to the account, listening to someone other than the wearer requires that person's explicit permission and a touch on the glasses. The user also claims the AI is more open than anything Meta, Google or Apple would offer. Writing on September 18, 2026, they said an announcement was planned for the following week.

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    Sentiment

    Positive81.5%18.5%Negative

    Summary

    Many accounts welcomed the new AI glasses from China for their looks and AI potential, while negative replies called them overhyped, display-free, or privacy risks.

    Based on 29 sentiment-bearing replies from 27 accounts across 2 conversations.

    Sentiment

    Positive81.5%18.5%Negative

    Summary

    Many accounts welcomed the new AI glasses from China for their looks and AI potential, while negative replies called them overhyped, display-free, or privacy risks.

    Based on 29 sentiment-bearing replies from 27 accounts across 2 conversations.

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    4 Sources

    Robert Scoble@ScobleizerI just had dinner with a team that is making new AI glasses, and they just blow away everything else I've seen on the market. For all day wearing. No cameras, no displays, all AI: a pair of glasses that, if I was wearing them, you would never know they have a computer inside. If I was sitting at dinner with you, they listen to me. They don't listen to you. Unless you explicitly give me permission, and I have to touch the glasses to turn that on. And the way they do that is pretty innovative. But the AI is way more open than Meta or Google or Apple will ever do. Open AI on glasses is highly preferred to only having one model to use. Gets announced next week. More then after NDA ends.20d

    4 Sources

    Robert Scoble@ScobleizerI just had dinner with a team that is making new AI glasses, and they just blow away everything else I've seen on the market. For all day wearing. No cameras, no displays, all AI: a pair of glasses that, if I was wearing them, you would never know they have a computer inside. If I was sitting at dinner with you, they listen to me. They don't listen to you. Unless you explicitly give me permission, and I have to touch the glasses to turn that on. And the way they do that is pretty innovative. But the AI is way more open than Meta or Google or Apple will ever do. Open AI on glasses is highly preferred to only having one model to use. Gets announced next week. More then after NDA ends.20d