You Can Get Google’s New Smart Glasses Next Month. I’ve Tried Them Out

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Warby Parker and Gentle Monster’s Google and Samsung-created smart glasses have cameras like Meta’s, but these have some subtle differences when it comes to AI.

Source：https://www.cnet.com/tech/google-samsung-intelligent-eyewear-warby-parker-gentle-monster-launch-date-hands-on/

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