Google unveiled a suite of advanced AI tech this week, including plans to start selling smart glasses in the fall. Smart glasses — AI-powered versions of normal glasses that can talk to you, play music, and take photos and videos — are rapidly getting popular, with one metric showing sales tripling year-over-year in 2025.

Smart glasses have implications for the courtroom due to their ability to record. In Philadelphia, a recent court order bars the technology outright, while other jurisdictions are grappling with how to update recording laws.

More wrongful death suits against chatbot makers are cropping up, providing public records of chatbot transcripts, retained logs, memory and personalization records, and more.

Microsoft 365 is the latest target in a months-long string of cyberattacks that abuse real authentication flows. (FBI IC3)

Advanced AI models can now use the computer in front of you. (CNBC)

More top law firms are submitting AI hallucinations in court filings. (Reuters)

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