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Agreed, also yeah I still don't see AR being used in everyday life still, maybe for a few applications but it still feels like just a cool tech "fad" right now,
by uniacid 9y ago
Agreed, also yeah I still don't see AR being used in everyday life still, maybe for a few applications but it still feels like just a cool tech "fad" right now, plus still very expensive for your everyday consumer.
- jjoonathan 9y agoRight, but once it becomes cheap and tasteful, and it eventually will, then the first company to implement "recognize face -> socially useful annotations" wins the next round of the social network game. If facebook misses the mark, they die. Life support for occulus is a cheap hedge against an existential threat.
- 908087 9y agoHow would the people walking around with cameras on their faces feeding facial recognition data to Facebook inform those who end up in their line of sight that they had unknowingly agreed to Facebook's privacy policy by being there?