There is no longer a physical world and a digital
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2025 6:42 am
Also, I think, you know, let's say you're at work, you're working on a project. In the future, we will have AI colleagues that are not even human and cannot be materialized. If you’re in a physical meeting, you’re sitting with a bunch of people who can’t appear as team members anyway. But I think we’ll get to a point where, just like your friends can appear as holograms, your AI coworkers will be able to do the same.
I think we're basically going to be in this crazy world where most of the environment will be physical, but there will be more and more virtual objects or people who will come into different scenes as beams or bc data taiwan holograms and interact in different ways. I actually think that there's a more natural merging of the digital and physical worlds than there is this segmentation that we have today, where it's like you're in the physical world and then I'm just going to tune out to see my stuff, just like I'm going to access the entire digital universe through this five-inch screen.
So, I don’t know, it just comes naturally to me. It's like this is the world. In 2025, this is the world. These things should be fused together.
Host: Oh my gosh, that's a really weird concept, but it's true. I mean, this is where we're headed. We are definitely moving towards deeper and deeper integration. Things are not going backwards. You know, we're moving toward deeper and deeper integration with technology and artificial intelligence. And it’s inevitable, you know? It just seemed like, it was heading in this direction, and there wasn't much we could do to stop it. We can only hope that when AI becomes “God,” the right people are in control of it.
Mark Zuckerberg: Or it's widely used. I mean, I kind of like this theory that a company is “God” only if it or a government controls it. Right? Like if you’re the only person with access to a computer and the internet, you have inhuman powers that no one else has because you have access to Google and you have access to all this stuff. But when everyone has it, it makes us all better, and it also levels the playing field.
I think we're basically going to be in this crazy world where most of the environment will be physical, but there will be more and more virtual objects or people who will come into different scenes as beams or bc data taiwan holograms and interact in different ways. I actually think that there's a more natural merging of the digital and physical worlds than there is this segmentation that we have today, where it's like you're in the physical world and then I'm just going to tune out to see my stuff, just like I'm going to access the entire digital universe through this five-inch screen.
So, I don’t know, it just comes naturally to me. It's like this is the world. In 2025, this is the world. These things should be fused together.
Host: Oh my gosh, that's a really weird concept, but it's true. I mean, this is where we're headed. We are definitely moving towards deeper and deeper integration. Things are not going backwards. You know, we're moving toward deeper and deeper integration with technology and artificial intelligence. And it’s inevitable, you know? It just seemed like, it was heading in this direction, and there wasn't much we could do to stop it. We can only hope that when AI becomes “God,” the right people are in control of it.
Mark Zuckerberg: Or it's widely used. I mean, I kind of like this theory that a company is “God” only if it or a government controls it. Right? Like if you’re the only person with access to a computer and the internet, you have inhuman powers that no one else has because you have access to Google and you have access to all this stuff. But when everyone has it, it makes us all better, and it also levels the playing field.