We feel confident that Bella Hadid could singlehandedly relaunch a jazzercise craze—or, at the very least, an ’80s fashion ...

Sitting on a rickety wire shelf was a saucepan that gave off strong 1980s vibes, made of what looked like amber glass. I ...

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Some Harvard students have modified smart glasses that can identify people just by looking at their faces. It can pull up publicly available information about you, like your job and even your address.

Step into a time machine and transport yourself back to the neon-lit, quarter-jingling days of the 1980s right in the heart of Ann Arbor ... their grandkids to the games of their youth, college ...

Harvard students have created a tool to be used with Meta's smart glasses that can dox people in real time. Rating: What's True: I-XRAY, a tool built for Meta's smart glasses, can gather sensitive ...

Snap, the company behind Snapchat, is making its latest Spectacles AR Glasses more affordable to students and teachers with a new educational discount that cuts the $1,200 launch price in half.

First-grade students at the Donegal Primary School are painting stained-glass mosaics inspired by artist Alma Thomas. As a Black artist born in the late 1800s, Thomas’ artwork wasn’t featured ...

There are college students, reliving their childhoods between classes ... The decor is a love letter to the 1980s, with neon signs, checkerboard floors, and enough primary colors to make a ...

New Delhi [India], January 13 (ANI): The Voice of Specially Abled People (VOSAP) Foundation on Monday distributed AI-based smart glasses to over 300 visually impaired students in Delhi. The event, ...

Two Harvard students have created a privacy nightmare, according to 404 Media. Real-time facial recognition smart glasses, which pull up names, contacts, addresses, and more about a complete stranger ...

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