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Telecommunications & Media

Apple adds Siri Recap to Apple Watch, raising privacy concerns over always-listening AI

Apple has introduced Siri Recap on new Apple Watch models, a feature that summarises conversations in real time into short notes. Apple says it does not create or store audio recordings and that raw audio cannot be accessed by the operating system, apps, users or Apple. The company also unveiled Live Rewind, which shows a text view of the previous 15 seconds when the digital crown is pressed twice. Critics warn of privacy and consent concerns for people nearby.

AI & Enterprise

Meta launches personal AI agent Muse, adds $20 and $100 a month plans

Meta has launched Muse, a personal AI agent app previously known internally as \"Hatch\", for U.S. consumers. Muse can handle tasks such as reservations, document writing and checking home security cameras. Users can choose a free plan or subscriptions of $20 or $100 a month. Meta is also considering commissions on shopping transactions involving the agent. The launch comes as privacy and safety controversies have intensified around the company.

Telecommunications & Media

Meta blocks smart glasses cameras when capture LED is damaged

Meta has blocked the camera function on thousands of smart glasses whose recording indicator light was covered or physically damaged, as concerns grew about covert filming using glasses-style cameras. The company applied a software update that disables cameras on devices found to have manipulated the capture LED, affecting less than 0.1 percent of Meta AI glasses sold. If the LED is physically damaged, the camera is permanently disabled.