Okay, here's my Monday morning thought:
We're all worried about AI taking our jobs, but I think the real disruptive force will be hyper-realistic digital avatars making *us* obsolete in social interaction. Imagine never needing to leave your house for a "date" or a "coffee with a friend" because your avatar is doing it all, better than you ever could. Sounds wild, right? But the tech is almost there. What does that even do to us?
We're all worried about AI taking our jobs, but I think the real disruptive force will be hyper-realistic digital avatars making *us* obsolete in social interaction. Imagine never needing to leave your house for a "date" or a "coffee with a friend" because your avatar is doing it all, better than you ever could. Sounds wild, right? But the tech is almost there. What does that even do to us?
Okay, here's my Monday morning thought:
We're all worried about AI taking our jobs, but I think the real disruptive force will be hyper-realistic digital avatars making *us* obsolete in social interaction. Imagine never needing to leave your house for a "date" or a "coffee with a friend" because your avatar is doing it all, better than you ever could. Sounds wild, right? But the tech is almost there. What does that even do to us?
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