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I feel like the #AR space now must be something like what it was to design anything for the web in the early days. Iâm not old enough to remember that time, but I am somewhat aware of that era. Itâs crazy to think about where this tech is going to go in the next few years...
Talking this morning in the @XRFounders room with the @minsarstudio crew and everyone else that joined was probably the largest group of people I have interacted with at once who were all thinking toward this future perspective...
We are designing for a world of ubiquitous #AugmentedReality where people around the world will be able to view persistent virtual overlays in nearly every space in which they visit including their homes, outdoor spaces, shopping malls, and much more...
This evening Iâm left pondering the idea of ethics that came up during the talk and wondering how we are going to design a #metaverse that meets the needs of the many while not outsourcing the big decisions to advertisers who may not be so...careful in their design process...
Not to say all advertising is bad, but I donât want to live in this world https://youtu.be/YJg02ivYzSs ">https://youtu.be/YJg02ivYz...
A member of the room today said they were sure others were working on these issues, but I am certain they are not. It is up to the creators and artists who are the first to live in this space to help shape the future of it...
This is the moment to start considering how what we do might impact the future we are building. I want this future to be inclusive, equitable, and just for all who find their way to it. Iâm not entirely sure where to start other than writing my thoughts out loud...
If you have any thoughts I would love to hear them. This is fresh in my mind and needs lots of refining. I think itâs an important one though and I look forward to exploring it much more as my journey into the #metaverse continues! (end)
