Insta360 reveals Mic Pro with customisable E-Ink display:
The lapel mic can display any still image you choose, whether it's text, a logo, or a photo.
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- Shelen identifies profits, sexual-exploitation risks, surrendered image rights, and potential manipulation through artificial intelligence.
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