AI is a tool; the real goal is to put information and context into new spaces. Also: the rise of "soft context".
Very interesting take, Mike. That overlay will be good enough for many uses - and the history of the digital world shows that people love good enough.
Years ago I asked Neal Stephenson which device would succeed smartphones. Glasses was his immediate answer. We're heading that way, no?
Great observations to consider. Did you catch this?
https://www.404media.co/someone-put-facial-recognition-tech-onto-metas-smart-glasses-to-instantly-dox-strangers/
Great framing. A central promise of the overlay was also that it would travel with you and could be triggered in loco when you were reading an article with a dubious claim. Certainly seems like a play the browsers should be making
Very interesting take, Mike. That overlay will be good enough for many uses - and the history of the digital world shows that people love good enough.
Years ago I asked Neal Stephenson which device would succeed smartphones. Glasses was his immediate answer. We're heading that way, no?
Great observations to consider. Did you catch this?
https://www.404media.co/someone-put-facial-recognition-tech-onto-metas-smart-glasses-to-instantly-dox-strangers/
Great framing. A central promise of the overlay was also that it would travel with you and could be triggered in loco when you were reading an article with a dubious claim. Certainly seems like a play the browsers should be making