> My guess is they'll try to turn VisionPro into some kind of generative gaming system. I'd speculate they can't do this without 5-10x the compute, which means

> My guess is they'll try to turn VisionPro into some kind of generative gaming system. I'd speculate they can't do this without 5-10x the compute, which means a wildly bigger battery. I can't think of how you'd mash VR gaming and generative AI together into a headset form factor in a way that's practical for gaming. We can _only just_ run image models in almost real time, and that still requires some heavy lifting and compromises on quality. Doing generative AI on-device for a gaming experience is a hugely tall ask. (And if you're doing it in the cloud, why not do it for the simpler, more popular hardware instead, like iPads?)