Ninajirachi's 'All I Am' Used in Kylie Jenner's Meta AI Glasses Campaign, Drawing Criticism
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Danielle Chelosky
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A short opinion piece expressing disappointment that electronic artist Ninajirachi's song "All I Am" was used to soundtrack Kylie Jenner's controversial Meta AI glasses campaign. The author criticizes smart glasses as surveillance tools and notes that fans of both Kylie Jenner and Ninajirachi are unhappy with the collaboration.
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Twitter / XNinajirachi's 'All I Am' Used in Kylie Jenner's Meta AI Glasses Campaign, Drawing Criticismstereogum.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledWell, this sucks.
No one likes smart glasses, except people who, for some reason, want to live in a surveillance state and think that recording people without their consent or knowledge is a normal thing to do.
Both Kylie Jenner fans and Ninajirachi fans are not happy with it.
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