AIImmersive visuals and “invisible” audio as possible smartphone successors
One post sketches two competing paths beyond smartphones, arguing that both would need low-latency AI to overcome the appeal of a smartphone screen’s tactile interface.
TLDR
A post speculates that audio devices designed to become “invisible” may have an advantage for everyday carry under current social norms. Immersive visual devices, it suggests, might instead replace laptops for productivity. The author sees AI that responds with little delay as the key for both approaches, and imagines eventual convergence with Neuralink and brain-computer interfaces: both immersive and invisible.
Immersive visuals and “invisible” audio as possible smartphone successors
One post sketches two competing paths beyond smartphones, arguing that both would need low-latency AI to overcome the appeal of a smartphone screen’s tactile interface.
TLDR
A post speculates that audio devices designed to become “invisible” may have an advantage for everyday carry under current social norms. Immersive visual devices, it suggests, might instead replace laptops for productivity. The author sees AI that responds with little delay as the key for both approaches, and imagines eventual convergence with Neuralink and brain-computer interfaces: both immersive and invisible.