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Apple Vision Pro... now what?

9:38Marco Montemagno · podcast RSS

Following the announcement of Apple Vision Pro, Montemagno considers opportunities and risks of immersive experiences, explicitly stating that he is not reviewing the device. He imagines applications in entertainment, work and communication, including combinations with AI. His experience of virtual table tennis also makes him wonder whether digital convenience could reduce interest in physical-world activities. His central concern is dependence and control over habits. The episode includes an ilbusiness.com event invitation and hypothetical services featuring a digital avatar of himself.

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Following the announcement of Apple Vision Pro, Montemagno considers opportunities and risks of immersive experiences, explicitly stating that he is not reviewing the device. He imagines applications in entertainment, work and communication, including combinations with AI. His experience of virtual table tennis also makes him wonder whether digital convenience could reduce interest in physical-world activities. His central concern is dependence and control over habits. The episode includes an ilbusiness.com event invitation and hypothetical services featuring a digital avatar of himself.

Key points

  • The episode discusses implications of the announcement without presenting a product test.
  • Immersive experiences and virtual screens are considered across different uses.
  • Combining the technology with AI inspires a hypothetical personalised digital interlocutor.
  • The convenience of virtual experiences raises questions about motivation to engage physically.
Open the source: Apple Vision Pro...e ora?

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Belin!

A Ligurian exclamation with a vulgar origin, used to add surprise, emphasis or exasperation.

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Ping-pong / table tennis

A reference to his background: Marco says he played table tennis professionally when he was younger. This explains his mentions of paddles and his sporting experience.

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SWITCH GEARS. GET CURIOUS.

Reality has a sense of humour.

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