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I think a convincing example is to show a heads-up display of what two people last talked about as to enrich the conversation. I already do this but more manua
by SeanAnderson 3y ago
I think a convincing example is to show a heads-up display of what two people last talked about as to enrich the conversation.
I already do this but more manually. For example, I don't try to remember everyone's birthday. Instead, I put their birthday's in my calendar, get a notification when it's close, and use this information to enrich our relationship.
It seems reasonable to believe this could be extended much further if the barrier to recording and recalling the information was reduced.
- baby_souffle 3y ago> I think a convincing example is to show a heads-up display of what two people last talked about as to enrich the conversation. Perhaps. It might be a generation or two before the "that's ... creepy" vibes fade. Reminds me a bit of that scene in minority report after the eye swap and the protagonist passes by a billboard and the avatar asks him about how the pants he purchased worked out. I do something similar to the calendar thing too. I reach out a few days ahead of time so it doesn't seem like I'm just doing it reflexively like an unfeeling robot because facebook prompted me to do so day of.