Lorde says Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses are ‘not sexy’
Singer Lorde criticized AI smart glasses during a music festival performance, calling them 'not sexy' in an apparent reference to the festival's sponsor, Ray-Ban Meta.
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Singer Lorde criticized AI smart glasses during a music festival performance, calling them 'not sexy' in an apparent reference to the festival's sponsor, Ray-Ban Meta.
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