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Singapore-based tech company, Brilliant Labs, has unveiled Halo, the world's thinnest AI-powered smart glasses with a built-in AI assistant named Noa.

Smart glasses out of China are operating on another level, and a rumored pair from Alibaba is the latest example.

The launch will bring the company into competition with Meta and others when the glasses are released by year's end.