On Wednesday, September 23, François Sorel hosted a discussion on the BFM Business show Tech & Co, featuring Fanny Bouton, director of Quantique at OVHcloud, Thomas Serval, CEO of Baracoda, and Frédéric Simottel, a BFM Business journalist. The conversation focused on the growing concerns around privacy in the development of connected glasses, which are increasingly seen as the next major innovation in consumer technology. These glasses, equipped with cameras, microphones, and internet connectivity, offer features like hands-free communication, augmented reality, and real-time information, but they also raise significant questions about data security and personal privacy. The panelists also discussed the recent launch of new models of connected glasses, highlighting both the technological advancements and the challenges that come with them. As these devices become more integrated into daily life, issues such as unauthorized data collection, surveillance risks, and user consent are coming under closer scrutiny. The discussion emphasized the need for stronger regulations and greater transparency from companies developing such technologies. In addition to connected glasses, the conversation touched on broader trends in the tech industry. The panelists addressed the recent slowdown in artificial intelligence (AI) development at two major companies: Anthropic and OpenAI. Both firms have faced challenges in advancing their AI models, including technical hurdles, ethical concerns, and increased regulatory pressure. This has led to a more cautious approach in the AI sector, with companies focusing on refining existing systems rather than rapidly expanding their capabilities. The Tech & Co show airs daily on BFM Business from Monday to Thursday and is also available as a podcast, allowing listeners to engage with the latest discussions in technology and business. The program provides a platform for experts and industry leaders to explore the evolving landscape of innovation, from wearable technology to AI, and to address the challenges that come with these advancements.