Norway proposes temporary ban on smart glasses in public spaces

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Oct, 12:13 · Archive

Norway's government is proposing a temporary ban on AI glasses in certain public spaces.

Norway's government is proposing a temporary ban on artificial intelligence glasses in certain public spaces as privacy concerns mount over the technology. The restrictions would apply to specific public locations, though the outlets do not specify which areas would be affected.

The proposal reflects growing anxiety about smart glasses and their capacity to record footage in public without clear consent from those being filmed. The temporary nature of the ban suggests the government may be taking a cautious approach while the technology and its implications continue to develop.

How it is being reported

• Privacy concerns put smart glasses under scrutiny as Norway seeks temporary banNews4Jax · 5 Oct, 11:47
• Norway seeks temporary ban on smart glasses as privacy concerns riseClickorlando · 5 Oct, 11:47

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