Scoble teases China-made AI glasses with no display or camera, voice-only by default
Scobleizer · x · 2026-09-21
Robert Scoble offers a sneak peek at a new pair of AI glasses coming out of China, set to be announced this week. The glasses have no display and no cameras, and by default only listen to the wearer — perception only activates when you touch the glasses, flip a switch, and turn on a light. He says the hardware isn't the real story: the AI inside is what's stunning, with more details promised at launch.
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