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The porntential is immense. Seriously though. This is the company that is betting hard on VR goggles. And these are engines that can produce real time dreams,

The porntential is immense. Seriously though. This is the company that is betting hard on VR goggles. And these are engines that can produce real time dreams, 3d, photographic quality, obedient to our commands. No 3d models needed, no physics simulations, no ray tracing, no prebuilt environments and avatars. All simply dreamed up in real time, as requested by the user in natural language. It might be one of the most addictive technologies ever invented.

afh1 2y ago
Or a multi billion dollar fluke like the Metaverse. Time will tell.
complianceowl 2y ago
Hahahaha. I think Websters Dictionary may be interested in hiring you.
- skywhopper 2y ago
  That’s not how dictionaries work.
  - complianceowl 2y ago
    Ya don't say.
jiggawatts 2y ago
Did you just pornify a word?
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jsyang00 2y ago
Meta is already a target for regulators - they are going to have to be very careful around this. I think this is why the "metaverse" is still more likely to be decentralized than created by a tech giant. Even if Meta wanted to take a libertarian, "dream whatever you want", stance or even a "dream whatever you want so long as it is more or less legal" stance, they would see a regulatory deluge come pouring down on them. There is no way VR will be able to go mainstream without a drawn out fight over content prohibitions. I think the early internet was a bit of a historical outlier in this sense, where it happened to come about when a relatively laissez-faire attitude towards censorship was prevailing and people did not realize the full impact it would have. That is not the case now. People understand on all sides that this technology has the potential to revolutionize our systems of social relations once again, and I suspect that they will be fighting tooth and nail to shape that outcome as they most desire.
- throw310822 2y ago
  > There is no way VR will be able to go mainstream without a drawn out fight over content prohibitions Could be, but it's a bit dystopian to imagine that the government would have a say on the images you can generate- locally and in realtime- and send straight to your own eyes, don't you think? Dystopian and very difficult to enforce, too.
TranquilMarmot 2y ago
Sorry, but it's probably just going to be used for ads.
zyl1n 2y ago
All the pieces are in place to create a primitive holodeck. I hope meta continues to invest/burn billions in this space.
knicholes 2y ago
Just wait until content is generated based on dopamine release rates or brain signals instead of through text.

afh1 2y ago

Or a multi billion dollar fluke like the Metaverse. Time will tell.

complianceowl 2y ago

Hahahaha. I think Websters Dictionary may be interested in hiring you.

skywhopper 2y ago
That’s not how dictionaries work.
- complianceowl 2y ago
  Ya don't say.

jiggawatts 2y ago

Did you just pornify a word?

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jsyang00 2y ago

Meta is already a target for regulators - they are going to have to be very careful around this. I think this is why the "metaverse" is still more likely to be decentralized than created by a tech giant. Even if Meta wanted to take a libertarian, "dream whatever you want", stance or even a "dream whatever you want so long as it is more or less legal" stance, they would see a regulatory deluge come pouring down on them. There is no way VR will be able to go mainstream without a drawn out fight over content prohibitions. I think the early internet was a bit of a historical outlier in this sense, where it happened to come about when a relatively laissez-faire attitude towards censorship was prevailing and people did not realize the full impact it would have. That is not the case now. People understand on all sides that this technology has the potential to revolutionize our systems of social relations once again, and I suspect that they will be fighting tooth and nail to shape that outcome as they most desire.

throw310822 2y ago
> There is no way VR will be able to go mainstream without a drawn out fight over content prohibitions Could be, but it's a bit dystopian to imagine that the government would have a say on the images you can generate- locally and in realtime- and send straight to your own eyes, don't you think? Dystopian and very difficult to enforce, too.

TranquilMarmot 2y ago

Sorry, but it's probably just going to be used for ads.

zyl1n 2y ago

All the pieces are in place to create a primitive holodeck. I hope meta continues to invest/burn billions in this space.

knicholes 2y ago

Just wait until content is generated based on dopamine release rates or brain signals instead of through text.