China's fast-growing AI smart glasses market is colliding with a privacy backlash, after covert-recording incidents prompted a voluntary industry code and sharper warnings from regulators. The devices are being pitched as everyday AI assistants for translation, navigation, shopping and hands-free capture, but their camera-and-microphone design is testing whether bystanders can meaningfully know, or consent to, being recorded.
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