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It's a foregone conclusion that everybody in the world will be a gamer someday. There are only a billion active gamers today. Someday there will be 7 billion, 8 billion active gamers. The growth opportunity for gaming is still well ahead of us. Gaming is the only entertainment that can be any entertainment. You and I both know that when the metaverse [arrives], we're going to spend a lot more time in game worlds, not just to game, but just to hang out, to be with people, to interact with people. The gaming market has a great future ahead of it.

Where not-so-utopian cities are unveiled (and Invisible cities become real). Also technologies play a foundamental role.

Hi @Garziano I do not believe a word they say. It is always a trap. Please point me to the contrary if it is there Recommend https://web.hypothes.is/ annotations or any other way of pointing to relevant passages I wish I had been told, or read where it is stated that MetaCAugs meeting are about discussing links shared here

Basecamp is another specialist in remote working. They even have a book about it.

Interesting. These people did not engage into original reporting, they were curators of media stories. They had to take care that there was a balance in political views, that stuff was appropriate for youngsters, and now we'll have to see whether the AI can make these curating decisions as well as the humans.

The only problem is, as Edward O. Wilson so succinctly put it, "we have Paleolithic emotions, medieval institutions, and godlike technology." So how do we overcome our Paleolithic emotions (like fear, jealousy, and greed) and our medieval institutions (US health care, anyone?) to deploy our godlike technologies?

Generative AI, various examples by Downes