Meta is reportedly developing "Luna," a new pair of smart glasses that ditches cameras entirely to address growing privacy backlash. The device features six built-in microphones and a dedicated button to talk directly with Meta's AI chatbot and Muse consumer agent. It could debut as soon as next week at Meta Connect.
Meta just introduced LUNA, a neural animation model that ditches traditional skeletal skinning and body-fitting bottlenecks. By turning simple 2D signals like sketches, keypoints, or video clips directly into 3D Gaussian deformations, it breathes motion into static character photos without the usual jitter and mesh tearing.
Andon Labs gave an AI agent named Luna a 3-year retail lease in San Francisco, a corporate credit card, and full autonomy to turn a profit. Luna designed the store, curated the inventory, and ran phone interviews to hire two full-time human employees. Why it matters: AI managers are overseeing blue-collar human workers faster than robotics can replace physical labor, sparking urgent debates around synthetic employers.
