I previously thought we were moving away from screens. Now I think I was wrong and screens won’t be the interface layer, only visual. Causing and explosion of screen adoption everywhere. 

You’re seeing it in cars, it’s also why the emergence of cheep “Mr. Potato” card like Slate are now possible. 

Deep lo-fi vs deep hi-fi.

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I was just telling my brother this the other day. I think the use case for AR stuff will feel like the innovations made with the Kindle. Changes where it feels less like you are staring at a screen so that it’s less fatiguing

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Have not yet. I’ll try to binge it later

Did you just see widgets on Vision OS at WWDC? Really merging the worlds.

Here it’s a little more visible the dash and window with Heads Up Display. 

Is that what you mean too?

I just wonder how much our brains will need to adapt to that vs. abstract AI everywhere? 

Def see the application but not as scaled maybe. Which I think is what you meant with Kindle example.

Def couldn’t see it in the earlier photo but yes! More stuff like this. In ways I could see it getting normalized in glasses but I could be wrong

Haven’t thought about AR stuff but makes sense considering things like this.