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  "description": "I'm overwhelmed by the variety of smart glasses I own, from models by Even Realities to Rokid, and more. Despite their advanced features and style, distinguishing them from one another proves challenging.\n\nThe promises of life-changing artificial intelligence on these devices have yet to be fulfilled. If smart glasses are to become essential, they will need a compelling reason to be worn all day.\n\nEvery model, regardless of brand, makes me feel like a secret agent with their hidden features and ",
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  "textContent": "**I'm overwhelmed by the variety of smart glasses I own, from models by Even Realities to Rokid, and more.** Despite their advanced features and style, distinguishing them from one another proves challenging.\n\nThe promises of life-changing artificial intelligence on these devices have yet to be fulfilled. **If smart glasses are to become essential, they will need a compelling reason to be worn all day.**\n\nEvery model, regardless of brand, makes me feel like a secret agent with their hidden features and unobtrusive design. **They allow me to discreetly listen to audiobooks, see texts, and navigate without ever touching my phone.**\n\nHowever, features like camera and gesture controls sometimes raise privacy concerns in public spaces. **This has made me cautious about where and how I use these glasses, especially after facing backlash about privacy invasions.**\n\nYet, I remain somewhat optimistic about the future of smart glasses. **The current models are the best yet, offering glimpses of potential utility despite failing to justify their everyday necessity.**\n\nUltimately, the challenge remains not just in improving the technology but in making them adaptable to everyone's daily life. **For smart glasses to truly succeed, they must be as versatile and personalizable as smartphones.**\n\n#\n\n--\n\nYoooo, this is a quick note on a link that made me go, WTF? Find all past links here.",
  "title": "Link: All these smart glasses and nothing to do",
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