Two ex-Harvard students, known for their work on a facial-recognition app for Meta's Ray-Ban glasses, are stirring up controversy once again. This time, they are gearing up to launch a startup that specializes in AI smart glasses equipped with an always-on microphone. The glasses have the capability to listen and record conversations continuously, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance. The duo's previous project involving doxing random individuals has already sparked outrage, making their latest venture highly anticipated yet controversial. As the technology world awaits the official release of these innovative smart glasses, the ethical implications and potential privacy risks associated with their constant audio monitoring feature remain hot topics of debate.