Two ex-Harvard students, known for creating a facial recognition app for Meta's Ray-Ban glasses, are now venturing into the world of smart glasses. Their latest startup is set to release AI-powered glasses equipped with an always-on microphone. The glasses are designed to listen and record conversations, sparking concerns over privacy and data security. This move comes after the duo faced backlash for using their facial recognition app to expose unsuspecting individuals. With the new smart glasses, the former students aim to revolutionize wearable technology by introducing advanced features that could potentially change the way we interact with our surroundings. The launch of these innovative glasses raises questions about the ethical implications of constant audio monitoring and the potential impact on user privacy.