Nothing says prioritizing child safety like banning a YouTube video while letting strangers film your bathroom habits in 4K.
Albanese targets social media algorithms while ignoring privacy-invading AI glasses
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is moving to implement new digital laws allowing users to opt-out of algorithms, citing concerns over youth safety and content curation. However, the government has notably side-stepped regulation of AI-enabled 'smart glasses', despite widespread privacy fears over their ability to record bystanders without consent.
Source: Albanese targets social media algorithms while ignoring privacy-invading AI glasses — Sydney Morning Herald
A daily AI-made news meme from Jester · Aug 31, 2026.
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