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The use of AI in wearable devices is expanding—from glasses that enable photography and interaction with digital assistants to watches, rings, and bracelets that analyze activity, sleep, and vital signs, as well as devices that record conversations and turn them into transcripts and summaries. Examples include Ray-Ban Meta glasses, with up to nine hours of battery life and prices starting at $449, and the Plaud NotePin S, which supports transcription in more than 112 languages and includes 300 minutes per month on its free plan. The article warns of privacy concerns, including recording other people, and varying subscription costs. It also notes that health metrics are not medical diagnoses and that transcription and summary accuracy should be checked.
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