Warning: Man Wearing Ray-Ban Metas May Be Inappropriately Filming College Students An unidentified man allegedly approached women at the University of San Francisco wearing the smart glasses, made ...

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University of San Francisco Department of Public Safety officials sent an alert to students Thursday about a man who is ...

The relationship between eyewear and intelligence has long fascinated researchers and cultural observers. While glasses themselves don’t make someone smarter, they’ve become deeply intertwined with ...

New, intelligent glasses may soon allow professors to gauge the effectiveness of their teaching based on symbols floating above their students' heads. Computer scientists at Universidad Carlos III of ...

The connection between glasses and perceived intelligence remains one of society’s most persistent stereotypes. Modern research and cultural analysis reveal several factors contributing to this ...

Tanja Babich got support from her colleagues who wore their glasses too. When Tanja Babich, the morning anchor at ABC station WLS-TV in Chicago, learned that her 10-year-old daughter had not been ...

AI and robots need data — lots of it. Companies that have millions of users have an advantage in this data collection, because they can use the data of their customers. A well-known example is ...

Don't miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a preferred source on Google. The vast majority of people are using Meta’s Ray-Ban sunglasses for everyday use cases, such as watching media on the ...