Norway is taking a cautious approach to camera equipped smart glasses, restricting their use in places where people have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
The move comes as wearable technology becomes increasingly connected to AI, raising concerns about discreet recording and how easily people can capture others without their knowledge.
Business Insider’s Pranav Dixit explains why governments are looking to address privacy concerns before smart glasses become mainstream, as wearable AI creates new challenges for regulators and the public.
