Meta to unveil camera-free smart glasses as Polymarket puts 27% odds on Google accepting third-party AI vetting
Polymarket · x · 2026-09-23
Meta is expected to unveil its first camera-free smart glasses amid rising privacy concerns over AI wearables. Meanwhile, Polymarket's market on which AI labs commit to third-party vetting by October 31 has $72.7K in volume: Google 27%, Meta 20%, Microsoft 19%. Anthropic has already committed to permanent employee-level access for embedded third-party evaluators, while DeepSeek and Moonshot sit at just 5-6%.
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