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The importance of fidelity prototyping for mixed-reality headsets

The failure of Google Glass serves as a valuable lesson on the importance of prototyping.

Neurotechnology: how far are we from brain surveillance?

The convergence of neuroscience and artificial intelligence, are poised to open a wide range of neurotech devices and applications, with an increasing amount of neurodata collected.

Apple Vision Pro is a forerunner to the Apple smart glasses

Building an ecosystem—incorporating both hardware and software—is essential for the long-term success of Apple in the AR market.

Can virtual reality save animals in captivity?

Ethical problems around animals in captivity could lead to serious negative publicity, expensive settlements, and declining revenues.

How AI can support peacebuilding efforts

Fears about AI should not overshadow its potential to support humans in achieving sustainable peace.

The MOVEit transfer breach and the need for cyber resilience

There is an urgent need for organizations to address the post-act measures of attacks and not just preventive steps.

Key takeaways from the AI Summit London

Has generative AI been over hyped by stakeholders and scaremongers?

Synthetic human embryos: the biological immortality debate

Initial reactions to this research highlight concerns about legal and ethical issues and the need for legislators to catch up.

Will AI ever feel human emotions?

We must first successfully understand how our consciousness is generated before developing one for AI.

Asteroid mining: where astronomic costs meet out-of-this-world rewards

One asteroid, 16 Psyche, a 140-mile/226-kilometer-wide asteroid, could contain a core of iron, nickel, and gold worth $10,000 quadrillion.