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Hypervisible @hypervisible.blacksky.app · 17/08/2026

What. www.biometricupdate.com/202608/meta-...

When the camera decides what matters
The patent’s dinner-party example makes the concept tangible.
A user wearing AR glasses is surrounded by several people. The assistant could use facial recognition to determine that one person is the user’s wife and assign her greater “interestingness.” The camera could then center on her while other people are excluded from the frame or blurred.
Alternatively, facial-expression recognition could determine that two people laughing are more interesting subjects and focus the capture on them.
The camera, in other words, is no longer simply capturing a scene. It is interpreting it.

Wiener Water Soup @pschletty.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

In the future, due to our glasses doing the seeing for us and telling us what's interesting, eyes will devolve into milky shriveled orbs that eventually drop out of our skulls as we age.