[Anon1096]

Glasses as a computer form factor is not really proven out yet, but cameras on the glasses are one of the things that people are actually using the Meta Raybans for. One of the primary things people do with them is capture POV video. Take away the cameras and you're left with what. ChatGPT on command and headphones and that's it? The Humane Pin would like a word. People buy smart glasses specifically for a rich feature set, the more the better (because it's a nerd/early adopter product as of now).

And also in the real world people just do not care about cameras on glasses as much as people on HN trot out the glasshole articles from a decade ago. Both smart glasses and phones that are actively recording are everywhere already.

[wolvoleo]

Well yeah because the rayban has a camera that's what people buy it for. It hardly does anything else (at least the one without screen).

I'd explicitly want one without camera to avoid the 'glasshole effect'.

And yes people do care at least here in Europe. The meta glasses are banned at a lot of events now.

[websiteapi]

I've yet to see someone wear meta ray bans at work, so at least for me DoA. you're right tho. as for use case, more so a better type of Siri. presumably mics would make it much cheaper as well, on the order of a regular watch (~$100)