We’ve all seen sci-fi movies where people wear glasses that project maps, chats, or stock charts in midair. Well, that future just got real.
Meta has launched the Ray-Ban Display smart glasses, and unlike past failures, this feels different. Why? Because AI is now mainstream. Hardware is smaller, smarter, and ready to slip into our daily lives. Apple, Snap, and Google are also racing to release their own versions. The AR wearable war has begun.
At the same time, AI is taking over globally:
Businesses are automating workflows.
Healthcare is getting faster and more personalized.
Finance is leaning on algorithms to trade and detect fraud.
Everyday life
from virtual assistants to creative tools is infused with AI.
But big questions remain:
Privacy: who owns the data?
Accessibility: will this be for everyone, or just the wealthy?
Ethics: how do we ensure fairness and transparency?
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