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Angus Stevens
Verified
Chair, Australian Metaverse Advisory Council
Sydney
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By Nathan Jolly Verified, Angus Stevens| Mumbrella Verified It was hard to escape the photo of Mark Zuckerberg from the September announcement of Orion, Meta’s augmented reality (AR) glasses. The distinctive thick black frames dominated the CEO’s face, representing millions of dollars in R&D and the next step in metaverse hardware. You can’t buy the glasses yet – they’re still too expensive for consumer-level use – but the prototype has already raised expectations regarding the future of augmented and virtual reality (VR).
By Angus Stevens| TechInvest@ By Angus Stevens, CEO and cofounder Start Beyond, Chair and cofounder the Australian Metaverse Advisory Council (AMAC)Would you like AI with that? Those two letters are everywhere – in your messages, your search bar, your documents, on social media, the news and in pitch decks to tech investors. At a recent panel at SXSW Sydney, there was a significant show of hands agreeing that adding AI to everything had gone too far. There’s no doubt AI is currently in its own hype cycle.
By Nathan Jolly Verified, Angus Stevens| Mumbrella Verified It was hard to escape the photo of Mark Zuckerberg from the September announcement of Orion, Meta’s augmented reality (AR) glasses. The distinctive thick black frames dominated the CEO’s face, representing millions of dollars in R&D and the next step in metaverse hardware. You can’t buy the glasses yet – they’re still too expensive for consumer-level use – but the prototype has already raised expectations regarding the future of augmented and virtual reality (VR).