Mark Zuckerberg walked into court to defend Instagram from accusations it addicts children. But it was his entourage that drew the attention of the judge. At least two people flanking the Meta CEO on Wednesday wore Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses-AI-equipped eyewear that can record video. Judge Carolyn Kuhl immediately issued a warning. "If you have done that, you must delete that, or you will be held in contempt of the court," she said, according to CNBC. "This is very serious."
It's no secret that the most surprising upside of owning a pair of Meta Ray-Bans has been the software support, which, over the course of two years, has introduced new camera capabilities, AI features, and other improvements to the world's most popular smart glasses. The latest November firmware update (v19.2) may be the most significant one yet, as it brings enhanced Garmin integration and more flexible video-recording options for both new and older models.
