The Daily AI Show
Google AR Glasses, Agentic Browser Warnings, and the Fight for Local News
09 Dec 2025
Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What are the latest Google AR glasses features and concerns?
It is December 9th, 2025. We appreciate y'all being here. Thanks for everybody jumping into the comments. And yeah, today, no chins and foreheads. So we're still working on that part of it. That's an inside joke from yesterday's show. Watch all our shows. That way you know all the inside jokes. And you can find us daily here, Monday through Friday at 10 a.m. Eastern live.
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Chapter 3: What privacy risks are associated with agentic browsers?
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Chapter 4: How is Chrome enhancing security against browser risks?
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Chapter 5: What challenges does Cloud Code introduce in workplace safety?
So there you go. There's one extra reason why you should be part of the Daily Eye Show community. Now, today we have Beth, Andy. Anne and I'm Brian. So welcome, everybody. Glad you all are here. Nice to see you.
Chapter 6: How much time can AI save workers according to recent studies?
And always appreciate you jumping in on on Tuesdays when you can. And what I'd like to do is get into hopefully some of the news first. And then, Beth, I know you have an interesting journalism segment that we want to talk about as well. That's really, really interesting. So welcome, Delma. In the comments, I see some folks coming in. And yeah,
Let me throw it over to you, Beth, because I know we yesterday with the mics and all sorts of fun things or whatever. But let me start with you, Beth. What is maybe one of the news stories that you want to bring up for today?
So Google is leaking some things to be aware of. And part of that makes me wonder because supposedly OpenAI is going to drop their new point number, their 10th place number rev today or sometime this week.
Chapter 7: What impact does AI have on local journalism?
Google has rumored that NanoBanana Flash... coming out um and that may happen today or tomorrow as well and also there's some buzz about google glasses which haven't existed since uh i don't know the date but uh many people were uh practically assaulted if not actually assaulted for wearing them because it was way too soon So they have some glasses that are coming out in 2026.
And since Andy was sharing his holiday, his holiday branded glasses, this sounds interesting. It is what Andy was saying was not happening in the holiday glasses, right? It's going to be a visual. You can talk to it.
Chapter 8: How can hyper-local reporting strengthen community ties?
It's a full interaction with Gemini and your Android phone, I have to assume, and we'll get... On iOS app in 2027, perhaps.
Or very late. Well, I think it will be sooner than that because Google and Apple just announced that they're coordinating the ease of transition of use between Android and iPhone. So my guess is that the glasses will automatically be enabled on iOS as well. That would be amazing. You're right. The key feature here is that you'll be able to speak to Gemini.
And with the glasses on, it'll be privately speaking to you through the stems. And you can buy the Google Glasses next year, past this next month, maybe a few months from now. You'll be able to buy them in two different models, one with the in-glass display. Or without that, just the straight audio glasses that would be very similar then to the to the meta Ray-Ban and meta Oakley type glasses.
And I just want to add to that. We've seen demos of this. I mean, I'm assuming it's what we're going to see or some version of it. We've seen live demos of this on stage at the last two years Google events. So two years ago, they showed – I believe it was two ago. It couldn't have been the last one. They showed where – the person had on, it was a first person point of view.
They were walking around like the Google office, but they were saying things that could actually be valuable where, where did I leave my glasses or when did I leave that book or where are my keys? And so there's this idea of this sort of built in context or memory as part of this, where it's, it's sort of remembering things around the house and it was being a helpful aid in that way.
Of course we can, we can see immediately how somebody opting into this sort of memory is could be immensely helpful to people who have memory issues, right?
I mean, this is something that I think all of us would see value in, but there's actually a smaller niche set of the community, of the world, where I could see this being really, really helpful as an actual aid to people who have a hard time remembering Whatever, whatever was going on in their life. So that was the first thing.
The other thing I remember them showing was a live demonstration of looking at a bookshelf, if I'm not mistaken. They sort of had a mocked up bookshelf. And that was from this year. And Google obviously had no issue. Gemini had no issue with reading books, bringing back information about it, giving summaries of books.
You could imagine being in a library and trying to make an educated or informed decision about what the next book you should read is. And simply by looking at the, you know, the bounds of the book and that you could be going like, hey, Gemini, you know, whisper back to me or whisper is like, you know, Alexa, whisper back to you.
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