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Meta Removes Satirical Video Filming Employees With Its AI Glasses

Meta removes a satirical video filming employees with its AI glasses, citing alleged bullying and intimidation despite blurred faces online.

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Meta Removes Satirical Video Filming Employees With Its AI Glasses

Meta has removed a widely viewed satirical video criticizing its AI glasses after the footage was filmed outside the company’s Amsterdam office. Dutch satirist Roel Maalderink interviewed employees about the glasses, while all faces were blurred to protect their identities. Meta said the video violated rules against bullying and intimidation. The clip had reportedly attracted around 500,000 views across social media. Its creators criticized the decision as censorship and said the removal prevented public discussion of the technology’s privacy risks

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