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Lorde says Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses are ‘not sexy’

Pop star’s blunt critique of smartglasses sparks tech and privacy debates

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Her remarks, captured on stage, drew immediate attention to the device’s market reception amid growing skepticism about wearable tech aesthetics and privacy concerns. Coverage highlights Lorde’s impromptu commentary as a cultural moment, with outlets like *The Verge* and *Android Police* framing it as a rare public critique of high-profile tech collaborations. *The Cryptonomist* ties the reaction to broader debates about AI transparency and user trust in smart devices, though specifics of Lorde’s full remarks remain limited.

Watch for Ray-Ban Meta’s response, potential shifts in marketing strategies, or broader industry reactions to consumer sentiment about smartglasses—especially if privacy advocates amplify the conversation.

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Quick answers

Did Lorde mention specific privacy issues with the glasses?

Coverage does not specify details beyond her general critique of the glasses’ design and appeal.

Has Ray-Ban Meta responded to Lorde’s comments?

No official response from Ray-Ban Meta has been reported in current coverage.

Are other celebrities or critics reacting to this?

Coverage focuses solely on Lorde’s remarks; no other public figures have been cited as weighing in.

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