Two former Harvard students, known for their work on a facial-recognition app for Meta's Ray-Ban glasses, are now venturing into the world of smart glasses. Their new startup is set to launch smart glasses equipped with an always-on microphone. This technology has sparked controversy as it has the ability to listen and record conversations continuously. The duo's previous project involving doxing random individuals has raised concerns about privacy and data security. With their innovative approach to wearable technology, these Harvard dropouts are making waves in the tech industry once again. The smart glasses are expected to offer a unique user experience, but the potential implications of having a microphone constantly recording conversations are sure to draw attention and scrutiny.