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Even Google's attempt at glasses were more overt that these.

That's because the tech wasn't there yet. Otherwise, it would have been the same.

For the Benefit of Mankind.

Fighting fire with fire.

Muh freedom!!!11! /s

Probably the same type of image recognition that volunteers have been training for years on data sets ranging from exoplanets to tumor cells.

I think similar how the EU adopted the USB-C as mandatory standard for charging, it should force other industries, including software vendors, to follow commonly defined standards.

In case of browsers that is Chrome using it's de facto monopoly to force other browser to rush to catch up with their custom crap. Yes, as a side effect that would also break a lot of existing webpages because they rely heavily on browser bending over backwards to accommodate sites serving effectively broken HTML i.e. but in the long term this would improve the internet as a whole.

For us None-Americans: Is that good or bad?