Sure, but so far Magic Leap hasn't done anything illegal or unethical or immoral... they've just been a bit behind schedule.
They also aren't in the medical space. Nobody is going to die because of them.
They also aren't in the medical space. Nobody is going to die because of them.
Magic Leap is a glorified toy. It is not going to affect your life.
Putting these toy lenses on soldiers can get people killed — both the fighters themselves as well as civilians are at risk from these digital goggles that block 86% of incoming light unless the AR graphics can do something really, really useful in the battlefield.
Not quite clear either way. You could still be right, but the implication seems to be otherwise.
It's certainly not as bad as Theranos, sure - but bilking consumers (or investors) can still be unethical too. If your bar for a company acting unethical requires literally killing people, you'll be overlooking a lot of bad behavior...