

Meta's CTO On Its Augmented Reality Dreams — With Andrew Bosworth
6 snips Oct 2, 2024
Andrew Bosworth, Chief Technology Officer at Meta, dives into the transformative world of augmented reality with Meta's new Orion glasses. He discusses how these innovative devices can enhance meetings and gaming through seamless information access. The conversation explores the evolution of human-computer interaction and the integration of AI, highlighting its potential and challenges. Bosworth also reflects on the philosophical implications of advanced AI and the journey toward intelligent computing, setting the stage for a more connected future.
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AR Glasses as a Back Channel
- Bosworth uses AR glasses as an in-meeting back channel, receiving contextual information during live meetings.
- This avoids interrupting conversations to look up references on phones, enhancing the meeting flow.
Context-Aware Notifications
- Constant phone and smartwatch notifications interrupt real-world interactions.
- AR glasses, being contextually aware, could filter notifications, enhancing presence and connection.
Beyond Notifications
- Bosworth envisions AR glasses as more than notification services, aiming for contextual awareness.
- This awareness allows glasses to prioritize important notifications even during in-person conversations.