Qualcomm executive Ziad Asghar, the chipmaker's senior vice president for extended reality, acknowledged that camera-equipped smart glasses offer compelling AI capabilities but emphasized the need for robust privacy safeguards as the industry scales the form factor. At a time when smart glasses adoption is accelerating—with Meta's Ray-Ban Meta line surpassing 7 million units sold and new competitors from Samsung, Google, and Apple on the horizon—regulators and privacy advocates are mounting pressure over the covert recording capabilities inherent to eyewear devices.
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