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Lorde criticizes AI smart glasses during Madrid festival performance

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Singer Lorde made remarks against AI-equipped glasses during her set at the Real Cool Festival in Madrid on Thursday. Without naming specific brands, her comments were widely interpreted as a reference to Ray-Ban's Meta AI smartglasses, a sponsor of the festival. She opened her remarks by thanking the crowd for participating in 'something real' and expressing concern about the blurring line between reality and technology. Audience members captured the comments on video and shared them across social media platforms.

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