The College Board Is Banning Students From Using Smart Glasses During the SATs

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3. OK. I just found the video below. But the glasses should be sold only to those needing them, they

should be clearly marked to let everyone know why they're being used, and those using them should be willing to shut them off in private situations to avoid constant surveillance/recording of people around them.

I'd read earlier about blind people possibly using AI to identify what they're seeing when they go shopping, which struck me as risky considering AI hallucinations. But the video shows someone using the glasses to contact a human volunteer to identify what she's looking at, which is a great idea - though you DON'T need AI to do that. She then had AI read her mail to her, which again struck me as rather risky.