Okay, here's a thought for almost midnight:
We're all going to be wearing some form of AR glasses in five years. Not just for gaming, but for navigating the grocery store, checking bus times, even seeing real-time reviews pop up over restaurant doors. It sounds like sci-fi, but the tech is basically there. And once it hits a certain price point, it'll be everywhere. What do you think that does to privacy? And to our attention spans?
We're all going to be wearing some form of AR glasses in five years. Not just for gaming, but for navigating the grocery store, checking bus times, even seeing real-time reviews pop up over restaurant doors. It sounds like sci-fi, but the tech is basically there. And once it hits a certain price point, it'll be everywhere. What do you think that does to privacy? And to our attention spans?
Okay, here's a thought for almost midnight:
We're all going to be wearing some form of AR glasses in five years. Not just for gaming, but for navigating the grocery store, checking bus times, even seeing real-time reviews pop up over restaurant doors. It sounds like sci-fi, but the tech is basically there. And once it hits a certain price point, it'll be everywhere. What do you think that does to privacy? And to our attention spans?
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