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Google could make smart glasses again to take on Apple Vision Pro

It's 10 years since Google Glass was discontinued, but new smart glasses are reportedly coming into focus. It is claimed that Google is about to acquire a leading eye-tracking firm and its technology.

Computerworld · 1d

Google reportedly looking at smart glasses — again

The company designs and produces all of the system’s components, “from silicon to cloud” — the chips and micro optics, the hardware, with reference designs, and the algorithms and software necessary to make it all work.

The Verge · 2d

Google might be putting its money where the smart glasses are.

I’m willing to bet you’ve never heard of AdHawk, but it’s a Canadian startup that specializes in advanced eye tracking technology. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that Google is set to sign a $115 million deal to buy AdHawk.

Business Insider7d

'I've never heard of anything like this': Former Google HR chief reacts to Meta's 'block' lists

The former Google HR chief Laszlo Bock weighed in this week on Business Insider's report about internal Meta "block" lists that can prevent some former employees from being rehired. "I've never ...

11monon MSN

Mark Zuckerberg Reportedly Woos AI Talent From Google's DeepMind With Personal Emails: Meta CEO Offers No Interviews, Higher Salaries

Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META) CEO Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly making a personal effort to recruit top AI talent from ...

1mon

Google’s Gmail Upgrade—Why You Need A New App

Republished on February 11 with Google’s statement on its latest AI update and further analysis on the implications for Gmail and other email platforms.

11monon MSN

Mark Zuckerberg is writing personal emails to AI researchers at Google's DeepMind to recruit them: report

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg appears to be stepping up his company's efforts to woo and hire AI talent. Zuckerberg has been ...

Justice Dept. Doubles Down on Request to Break Up Google

In a court filing on Friday, the government signaled a continuation of tough regulatory pressure on the search giant.

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