Google wants you to strap a camera and an always-listening AI to your face and trust them with everything you see — and they're selling it as a privacy breakthrough.
The search giant debuted its Gemini-powered
The data giant that built an empire on your information wants you to strap an AI camera to your face.

Google wants you to strap a camera and an always-listening AI to your face and trust them with everything you see — and they're selling it as a privacy breakthrough.
The search giant debuted its Gemini-powered
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