On September 18, drawing on reports from Reuters and other news sources on the 17th, it was revealed that Australia intends to ban the use of smart glasses fitted with cameras in federal government offices, primarily driven by concerns over privacy and security. Australian Minister for the Public Service, Katy Gallagher, emphasized that smart glasses have the capability to record and capture information, which could potentially lead to privacy and security breaches. Consequently, she stressed the need for establishing explicit guidelines regarding their use among public servants. Gallagher has tasked the Public Service Commission with formulating recommendations on this issue, encompassing the feasibility of a total ban and potential exemptions. Furthermore, the Australian government is set to engage with major corporations, including Microsoft and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, to seek their input on crafting guidelines for the utilization of artificial intelligence in the workplace.