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OpenAI is killing ChatGPT Atlas browser. I loved it, but it was an uphill race to the top

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By Nadeem Sarwar Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
When OpenAI launched its own web browser, there was plenty of skepticism as to why a frontier AI lab is even bothering with making a browser in the first place. And yet, the company went ahead and launched ChatGPT Atlas with a heavy dosage of AI features built in. Well, the days of browser ambitions are over, and it will be put on cold ice in September this year.
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Meta could be working on always-seeing, always-hearing smart glasses with AI super sensing

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By Nadeem Sarwar Verified
| MSN Verified
Nadeem Sarwar Meta is testing arguably its most controversial wearable idea, it seems. According to a report by Financial Times , the social media giant currently has “super sensing” AI glasses at work in its test labs. The core premise behind these AI glasses is that they want to record all the visuals and audio recordings in the world around you.
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Meta will disable the camera on AI smart glasses if you tamper or cover the indicator light

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By Nadeem Sarwar Verified
| MSN Verified
Nadeem Sarwar Ever since Meta launched its first smart glasses developed in collaboration with Ray-Ban , they have built a reputation as a creep's weapon . The outrage is justified, as a lot of people are not comfortable being recorded or captured without being told about it. Now, Meta is taking concrete steps to make sure that the camera-equipped smart glasses do not violate any person's privacy.
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