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Distracting people with mini games while they're holding a knife sounds like a bad idea.
Why does it have to be a "distracting" experience? What if the game was showing you where to cut to get uniform slices and grading the uniformity of your cuts? Then you'd be focused on the activitiy at hand while still enjoying that sweet sweet gamified dopamine hit.
From a developers perspective, Apple’s computer vision frameworks are already top-notch. I’m wondering how AI could further enhance the experience on the Apple Vision Pro. The greatest deficiency seems to me currently to lie in ideas for how this technology can be used sensibly.
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I want to force kitchen staff to wear this and have it remind them to change gloves based on what they’ve touched either being a potential allergen or contaminant. Makes me cringe when I see people who work with food also working the register, for instance. Too easy to get lazy and not change the gloves.
This joke gets made a lot, but I really don't want to live on this planet any more. I've spent a lifetime in software and what I want more than anything is to shut it all off .
Now if you gave me a magic button that could permanently un-invent the whole thing… I really might press it.
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I want a mini game as I chop cucumbers. And a wall of my achievements that’s shared with anyone in proximity.
Distracting people with mini games while they're holding a knife sounds like a bad idea.
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I want a mini game as I chop cucumbers. And a wall of my achievements that’s shared with anyone in proximity.
If I were within your proximity, I can assure you I have no interest in your minigame progress while you chopped cucumbers. I would however hope that you had avoided physical injury.
From a developers perspective, Apple’s computer vision frameworks are already top-notch. I’m wondering how AI could further enhance the experience on the Apple Vision Pro. The greatest deficiency seems to me currently to lie in ideas for how this technology can be used sensibly.
From a developers perspective, Apple’s computer vision frameworks are already top-notch. I’m wondering how AI could further enhance the experience on the Apple Vision Pro. The greatest deficiency seems to me currently to lie in ideas for how this technology can be used sensibly.
Apple Vision Pro in its current state almost looks like a parody of future tech. Heavy.. bulky … limited battery… limited peripheral vision. Just watch YouTube videos of people using the device. So far version 1.0 is a swing and a miss in my book.
Just like the first iPhone wasn't practical for everyone, this will require a few more generations.
(Although I suspect it's never going to be useful for me, with my weird prescription.)