DuckDuckGo's new $35 Paso Robles sunglasses are not smart glasses at all. They're a humorous privacy-focused response to AI-powered wearables, offering "features" like no cameras, no microphones, no apps, no tracking, and no charging. While the product is mostly a marketing statement, it also serves as a commentary on growing concerns about privacy in the age of smart eyewear.
Health officials are investigating whether jalapeños served at Chipotle and other Mexican-style restaurants may be the source of a salmonella outbreak that has sickened more than 100 people, primarily in Minnesota. Chipotle says it has already removed the suspected peppers from affected locations as a precaution.
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