From Dexerto · Dylan Horetski · · 50s
Norway Bans AI Glasses in Public Spaces
Norway proposes first country ban on AI glasses in public areas to protect privacy.
In brief
Norway proposes first country ban on AI glasses in public areas to protect privacy. Norway plans to ban AI glasses in parks, schools, and other public spaces to prevent unauthorized recording. Originally reported by Dexerto.
Norway Proposes AI Glasses Ban
Norway announced a temporary ban on ai glasses in public spaces to address privacy concerns.
“Norway is preparing to propose a temporary ban on ai glasses in some public places over concerns that people could be recorded without knowing it.”
Where AI Glasses Will Be Banned
AI glasses could be banned in parks, beaches, museums, shopping centers, schools, and youth clubs.
“Under the proposal, ai glasses could be banned in places including parks, beaches, museums, shopping centers and public events.”
Government's Privacy Focus
Digitalisation and Public Governance Minister Torgeir Micaelsen expressed worry about unauthorized recording without consent.
“I am worried that new, powerful technology is being introduced where people risk being photographed, filmed or audio-recorded without knowing it”
Next Steps for the Ban
Norway plans to present a bill to parliament soon while an expert group reviews body-worn technology regulations.
“The proposal has not yet become law. Norway’s minority government said it plans to present a bill to parliament as soon as possible”
The essence
Norway plans to ban AI glasses in parks, schools, and other public spaces to prevent unauthorized recording.
