Meta与Ray-Ban合作推出的AI智能眼镜因被用于未经同意的录制和骚扰而引发严重隐私争议1。英国JD Wetherspoon酒吧、剧院、Comic-Con、部分学校及Faslane核潜艇基地等多地已禁用该产品1。为应对公众抗议，Meta近日发布了无摄像头版本Ray-Ban Meta Audio，保留音频通话和音乐播放功能但移除了摄像头1。
Meta表示新款眼镜已开发两年，否认仓促推出是为回应公众抗议1。根据Ray-Ban母公司EssilorLuxottica的报告，去年售出了700万副眼镜1。Meta声称全球销售的眼镜中少于0.1%被物理篡改1。业界对新版本是否代表Meta战略转变存在分歧，有观点认为这是暂时妥协，摄像头版本仍是产品发展方向1。第三代摄像头版本眼镜将于下月在英国推出，可在镜片内显示数据1。
Meta and Ray-Ban's AI-powered smart glasses have become embroiled in controversy following reports that the devices were used for non-consensual recording and harassment of women and girls.1 The backlash has been significant enough to prompt bans in multiple venues, including JD Wetherspoon pubs and theatres in the United Kingdom, Comic-Con, certain schools, and the Faslane nuclear submarine base.1
In response to mounting criticism, Meta has introduced Ray-Ban Meta Audio, a camera-free version of the eyewear that retains audio calling and music playback capabilities at a lower price point.1 The company has clarified that development of this new model began two years ago and was not a hasty reaction to public backlash.1 Meanwhile, EssilorLuxottica, Ray-Ban's parent company, reported sales of 7 million units of the original glasses in the past year.1 Meta also stated that fewer than 0.1 percent of glasses sold globally have been physically tampered with.1
Despite the launch of the camera-free variant, the camera-equipped version remains central to Meta's product roadmap.1 A third-generation camera model is set to launch in the United Kingdom next month, featuring the ability to display data on the lens itself.1 The market for smart eyewear continues to expand, with competitors such as HTC Vive Eagle and Snap Specs advancing their own offerings.1
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