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How might robots and brain-computer interfaces change fashion?

After talking with H&M executives, a user imagines uniforms for business robots and outfit choices for home robots.

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A user says a conversation with H&M executives prompted questions about how robots, glasses and brain-computer interfaces might change fashion. They imagine uniforms for workplace robots and varied outfits for home robots, and predict a sizable future market for dressing up humanoids. They also discuss textiles grown in America and farmers’ practical style.

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Robert Scoble@ScobleizerBusy morning back from vacation. I've been resharing a ton of news this morning, especially from Google who just launched a new model, and Apple who just announced a bunch of hardware, along with a bunch of startups in AI space (see my profile). I was just talking with execs at @hm (big fashion brand) about the future of fashion. How will brain computer interfaces, glasses, robots, autonomous cars, change our fashion? For one, if you had a humanoid in your business, you will want a uniform for your robot, and if you brought it home, you would want a variety of outfits to make it nicer to look at, at minimum. Just think of a world where there are millions of robots walking around our cities. Do we want them all to look the same? Heck no. And that's a place where America will have a lot to say, even if China is way ahead in robotics. (And they have a lot of stores in China too). Hey @radbackwards thinking of you, since you are ahead of most in building a fashionable home robot. I think there will be a sizeable market someday for dressing up your Neo. I don't want mine to be dressed the same as the one that @wholemars has. But I was also thinking of @reservoirfarms. How textiles are grown in America was something they were interested in. And farmers aren't seen as fashionable, but I disagree, even when out in the field they have a unique fashion sense that's utilitarian, from boots and hats, but they like to party on the weekends and dress up just like every one else. But brands like them can help introduce new ideas to lots of people, and brain computer interfaces are clearly coming, and are opening up new fashion needs. Interesting way to end vacation, was my first meeting after getting back home for the first time in 10 days. Now back to catching up on all the AI news that's breaking from Google and others. What would you want to show a fashion brand about the future? Are you building a company that has a potential impact on fashion? @hthieblot got any startups we should get on the calendar to come see? It's so nice to be back home.1h
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    Robert Scoble@ScobleizerBusy morning back from vacation. I've been resharing a ton of news this morning, especially from Google who just launched a new model, and Apple who just announced a bunch of hardware, along with a bunch of startups in AI space (see my profile). I was just talking with execs at @hm (big fashion brand) about the future of fashion. How will brain computer interfaces, glasses, robots, autonomous cars, change our fashion? For one, if you had a humanoid in your business, you will want a uniform for your robot, and if you brought it home, you would want a variety of outfits to make it nicer to look at, at minimum. Just think of a world where there are millions of robots walking around our cities. Do we want them all to look the same? Heck no. And that's a place where America will have a lot to say, even if China is way ahead in robotics. (And they have a lot of stores in China too). Hey @radbackwards thinking of you, since you are ahead of most in building a fashionable home robot. I think there will be a sizeable market someday for dressing up your Neo. I don't want mine to be dressed the same as the one that @wholemars has. But I was also thinking of @reservoirfarms. How textiles are grown in America was something they were interested in. And farmers aren't seen as fashionable, but I disagree, even when out in the field they have a unique fashion sense that's utilitarian, from boots and hats, but they like to party on the weekends and dress up just like every one else. But brands like them can help introduce new ideas to lots of people, and brain computer interfaces are clearly coming, and are opening up new fashion needs. Interesting way to end vacation, was my first meeting after getting back home for the first time in 10 days. Now back to catching up on all the AI news that's breaking from Google and others. What would you want to show a fashion brand about the future? Are you building a company that has a potential impact on fashion? @hthieblot got any startups we should get on the calendar to come see? It's so nice to be back home.1h
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