Two privacy organizations in the Netherlands are launching legal action against Meta, seeking a ban on the sale of the company’s artificial intelligence glasses. The groups allege the glasses violate the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) by recording data without explicit consent. They contend the glasses continuously capture audio and video, potentially collecting sensitive personal information from individuals in the Netherlands without their knowledge. The organisations aim to obtain an injunction preventing Meta from offering the glasses for sale within the Netherlands. They are also demanding Meta provide comprehensive information about the data collection practices of the glasses. This legal challenge marks a significant escalation in concerns surrounding the privacy implications of wearable AI technology and its potential impact on citizens in the Netherlands. The court will now consider the arguments presented and determine whether the sale of Meta’s AI glasses poses a substantial risk to individual privacy rights.