>what is so hard to understand about that for journalists and companies? They've gotten used to redefining existing words to better fit a desired narrative, a

>what is so hard to understand about that for journalists and companies? They've gotten used to redefining existing words to better fit a desired narrative, a habit picked up from your given tech company marketing department. It's funny that you mention XR, which was itself coined in part to get around Microsoft's co-opting of "mixed reality" (which itself evolved to encompass all forms of n-reality after initially being coined to replace "augmented reality", I believe by Magic Leap). It's a mess.