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Meta unveiled a free Business AI agent to automate customer service and sales for SMBs across its platforms, alongside advanced AI tools for ad creation. Simultaneously, the company announced it will use user chats with Meta AI starting December 16th to personalize ads, with no opt-out available. This aggressive push for AI-driven personalization raises significant questions about user privacy and the boundaries of data utilization.

Meta's second-generation Ray-Ban smart glasses offer significant hardware upgrades like 3K video capture and doubled battery life, but key AI features are coming to the original model. We break down whether the $80 premium is justified for developers and creators versus sticking with the discounted Gen 1.

Meta's Connect 2025 event showcased a leap into practical augmented reality with the $799 Ray-Ban Display glasses featuring a waveguide projector, alongside a gesture-controlling Neural Band wristband. The company also debuted sports-focused Oakley Vanguards and a generative AI playground called Horizon Studio, cementing its ecosystem approach to AI-powered wearables.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a grand vision for 'personal superintelligence' that would empower individuals through AI agents, but failed to define how it avoids displacing human jobs or reconciles with Meta's history of profit-driven data practices. The proposal leans heavily on smart glasses as an AI delivery vehicle despite unresolved questions about societal disruption and workforce impacts.

Meta is piloting AI tools for coding job candidates during interviews, calling it a realistic reflection of modern development environments. CEO Mark Zuckerberg's vision of AI writing most company code by 2025 drives this move, sparking debates on skill erosion versus innovation in software engineering.

Meta's new Oakley smart glasses target athletes with rugged durability and double the battery life of Ray-Bans, but at a $200 premium. We break down which model justifies its price for developers eyeing the future of wearable interfaces.