AI wearables like Meta Glasses are making it even clearer that privacy is going extinct. But so is something else, and it's terrifying. I saw a story about a CNN reporter who tested an AI listening bracelet and mentioned that she was moving. The AI decided she was "anxious about her stability" and stored it in her permanent file. She wasn't anxious. But now, it was her word against the algorithm. We've been here before. In 1888, the invention of portable cameras forced us to legally define "the right to be left alone." Today, tech companies are stripping away not just that, but the right to be misunderstood. And when every conversation you have is indexed, searchable, and stored on servers owned by a corporation that can interpret your life however it wants, people become terrified to speak at all.