
This episode discusses a project by two Harvard students who created a system using Meta Ray-Ban glasses to live stream and facially recognize individuals on Instagram. The technology scans the live feed and sends information about recognized faces to users' phones based on publicly available data.
The students aim to demonstrate the capabilities and potential dangers of such technology. They highlight the initial appeal of knowing people's names instantly but also express concern about the significant privacy implications.
Key discussions include the balance between technological advancement and ethical considerations, as well as the societal impact of easily accessible personal information.
Harvard students showcase a facial recognition system using Instagram live streams, highlighting its potential and privacy risks.

This episode stands out for the following:
Oh my God, the downside is enormous!Meta’s Glasses Can Dox Strangers!? 😳 #mkbhd #waveformpodcast #meta