A few years down the line there is going to be a movie called Article 13, bet. Will it be a distopian horror or a thought piece on the benefits? We'll see.
@@7761311pro Most websites upholding eu law won't segment themselves based on region, they will filter everything, including from nations outside of the eu. No amount of vpn's will save you from that.
Unskippable advertisements in AUGMENTED REALITY. The Koolaid Man bursting through walls at random moments. Billy Mays’s ghost popping up to tell you _wait there’s more!_
So true.. it is because of that industry we have things like Twitch and UA-cam, when it comes to the internet it tends to be the porn industry leading the way. Probably why VHS and DVD won their battles.. don't remember ever hearing about Laser Disc porn LOL
@@azarinevil some people have way too much money to spend on that shit. Soon you'll need to buy the robo sex doll, and an AR headset so she can be deepfaked into anybody you want.
I love this episode. Im a college student studying cybersecurity and we have been talking about AR and privacy and a lot of people don’t understand the security concerns with things like this
Categorically, it is called AR based on what it can do beyond gaming. Also the acronym HUD used by our government supersedes the meaning of what HUD is in the tech world so Augmented Reality is a better fit. Search HUD designers, etc. and you'll get housing results.
AR seems great for designers, architects, engineers, surveyors and others in similar fields but not so great for the consumer population. It's not really solving a problem for consumers. Jameson Detweiler's positives for AR seem weak. He says it will remove the glass between us and our instagram. I get what he wants to achieve but he says that it needs to be designed in a way that is safe and secure and doesn't invade privacy, but the technology by its nature is invasive.
As a consumer I would enjoy the "point me to the exact location and row and shelf of product x in this mall/store though" would require some heavy integration with all the stores probably though...
Yelp's app has had the monocle AR feature for years and consumers find it helpful for travel, etc. AR's use is quite vast... Example: imagine how many travelers would love to find their gate and restroom faster by just hovering the app and the requested located appear? Theme park apps already use it for crowd separation visuals, so it's place in the every day life aspect is quite vast.
That’s how I felt when smart phones first came out. It was something you didn’t need but something you couldn’t give up once you had it. Now everyone and their mother has one and that also includes the homeless. I have a feeling AR will be similar.
she's super optimistic if she thinks there won't be targeted ads all over. You won't have any issue distinguishing reality and AR with the way companies love to budge their way in.
Umm no. Your going to be able to tell the difference between reality and virtual reality. If you can't tell the difference between the two you're mentally I'll. The real problem would be people who hate their lives and not wanting to leave this perfect world of theirs.
Cirrus Fox exactly. if you can’t tell what’s real and what’s not, remove the AR device! if the thing you’re encountering disappears, then it’s not real! 😂
That’s only if we let it. This is a completely voluntary thing and is only going to become invasive if we don’t think ahead which by watching this this we are thinking ahead
mxchic05 agreed. And it’s almost surely going to be in the wrong hands, i.e. companies looking to make a profit. Corporations and companies exist to make money, and protecting individuals isn’t necessarily conducive to that goal. History shows us that companies will protect their bottom line before considering the ethics of their actions. And government is all too willing to let that happen. They are swayed by money and power, and big corporations and the ultra-wealthy are the ones with money and power. We as individuals don’t have powerful lobbyists to protect our interests, so I don’t have a lot of faith that things would go well for us.
Catastrophic? Catastrophic to what? It won't be catastrophic, it'll be same shit as it is now, people will willfully give over their video streams because they'll say they don't have anything to hide - it's the standard privacy vs safety conundrum.
@Blank Empress But when we have AR, then we will go to driving motorcycles. Having a tournament of card games of motorcycles would be awesome. Actually AR can make Yu-Gi-Oh a big stadium sports. Also imagine splatoon AR
I'm a gamer but i have to use glasses, every VR or AR experience i have had has given me a headache so i have serious doubts ill ever give a shit about it.
I appreciate you so much Phil. Thank you to you and the entire team behind the show and research. You guys are amazing and make my day and night every single day. Much much love from Luxembourg. My work-day would be boring and soul-crushing without you. ❤
@@namangoy ya it's one of my favorites. Though I think it's less the AR future being projected here but I think the world in the white Christmas fits in more.
@@EyeDewDie he's covered like the articles and what they represent, but they've just gone through the EU parliament so now they're in full effect I guess
@@ChocolateAsylum The way I see it, if it makes life better we'll all give in, and it doesn't need to be scarry if we are being smart about it. I know that is a lot to ask of some people haha
Small companies, like the one that’s being interviewed for this, are just in competition with each other to be the first one to be acquired by either Apple or Google
most start-up intend to be bought out eventually.. assuming they actually make something being worth bought out about and not having a slow money-wasting death.
My Anatomy and Physiology teacher contacted someone in Google, and they brought in a bunch of phones on sticks that we would point at a QR code. Then the image would pop up. I can guarantee that it is really cool. We were able to look at enlarged 3D models of the reproductive system just floating in the air. It was cool of Google to do that for is.
Really impressed with the level of production these morning deep dives have been. This one especially is amazing! Everyone on the RR team is doing some great work, keep it up!
Just wanted to say I love these early morning videos! I have been watching your show since the very start and this is one of my most favorite things you’ve done to the channel.
Phil literally doesn’t know what he’s talking about, he reads a script. He has researchers who make themselves familiar with the topic but Phil himself knows jack shit. He was just looking for a way to transition to sponsorships. A little messed up but oh well.
You're right, VPNs won't help much in AR's case. But Phil also had invasion of privacy as a topic, which VPNs protect us from in today's world. Yes - VPNs don't relate to future AR tech, but Phil was simply applying the VPN to a more present form of privacy invasion. However, you're right. This was mainly done simply because Nord is a sponsor. I've literally seen a video on serial killers advertising a website creator, so it might not be the most dug for comparison ever in Phil's case 😂
The morning videos have gotten so professional. These certainly compete with news pieces from NPR and other large news organizations. I honestly almost forget this is the Phillip DeFranco show while I’m listening.
Phil, trusting a VPN isn't perfect. Pushing a product while covering Internet privacy seems like a bias when you don't talk about the problems VPNs have. Without certain browsers and personal practices, the VPN doesn't do much. I'm not saying stop with your sponsor, just educate people on more both sides of the argument of strengths and weaknesses of using a VPN to be truly anonymous on the net.
I’m fine with it, as long as it’s minimal and optional. The introduction of navigation features will cause places to remove traditional signage, forcing AR to be necessary in order to get around. I don’t want to have to put AR glasses on to find the spaghetti sauce at Walmart
I know you could only cover so much but I think you missed a big application of ar: filters. They span' so many different applications (Snapchat, Tiktok, Instagram, etc. ) and affect so many users.
Holy shit YES. You do not know how perfect this video is. Gotta do a news package about vr and ar this will help a lot. Thank you Phil and his team even if it's just coincidence
There was an app that I used when I first an iPhone roughly 6 years ago. It was a keyboard that was over a live feed of my back camera. I could text and walk without fearing I would run into or trip over anything. I stopped using it after I realized it drained my battery. So in addition to all the privacy fears, another problem is the increased/continual usage would severely impact the battery life of a device.
For my college project we're building and AR app that helps people learn how to do complex haircuts like skin fades and so on, it's shows a user thr guidelines on where to cut the hair.
I live in Japan so I like that I can watch your morning videos before I go to bed and then I can watch your regular day videos in the morning before I go to work.
Just got back from an Animation class at uni where we were discussing this same issue. 😂 Views were pretty split between 'Don't be tecnophobic this could revolutionize and make everything better' and 'This is interesting but wtf though, this is really scary??'
Gonna go with excitedly scared phil. I try to b hopeful for things like this even though im at the age it takes me a while to catch on. But to see where it is when my kids grow up or how this will affect the lives of their kids. Whether or not as people it brings us together or further separates us from each other and what we call "reality' vs what their "reality" will b. .... Thanks for the 'morning dives'. Love it
The part that excites me the most is that I could use it to find important things that I’ve lost. Like find my iphone but for your keys and everything else
I am an AR Developer. Currently we only use these point clouds that the camera helps us to get. We do not use any sort of images from the camera, that is not the output we receive in the code. We just get the location of these points. The way we work it's impossible to be able to identify anything but shapes, so privacy in that matter is not a worry.
AR integrated into your car windshield would be the greatest practical use of AR I can think of, A little line on the road telling you which road to take, what speed limit, information on a town when entering it... So many uses.
Already someone working on Ghost in the Shell brain hard drives, has been for a few years now. We are going to get that plug in the back of the neck some how, my bet is going to be on that route since he has by far the furthest head start.
I just wanted to say, typically when I watch these deep dives you have started to do on your channel that involve a lot of interviews and data points I often forget I am watching a Philip DeFranco video. Unless you are edited in to clarify a point I sometimes think I am watching a documentary series, which I think speaks volumes to the level of quality you work towards ingraining into your channel.
We need this tech in IKEA stores. Holy shit are they hard to navigate, designed by master mind maze makers. God forbid a fire were to start in one of their stores. RIP EVERYONE inside.
I am so excited for the future of AR/VR technologies. You also have to remember that many were skeptical about smart phones when they first appeared. People generally dont like change, And integrating AR in to our everyday life would be a big change.
The city centre where I live has tons of cameras, the bus I take to work has cameras, the hospital where I work has cameras. We're already on camera most of the day.
I work in a lab at UC Davis that is helping to research AR for something good. We are currently working on a way for AR to be integrated with 3D medical scans so surgeons can use AR to see exactly where they are and what lies just beneath the tissue during surgeries.
As a person who is studying Cloud Computing this is an amazing video. I think the deciding factor for this will be the quality of service that AR will provide and if people will deem it worth losing some or in worse case scenario all of their privacy. IMO its inevitable, that this will take place and the growth of such technologies will rise exponentially with the advancement of quantum processor. The professor who mentioned a dystopian future as in black mirror knows exactly how dangerous having such private data out in the public.
So what the dude is saying worst case scenario we all become "slaves" that can not even see anything, soon to be unable to tell reality from a screen. The best case scenario is we get rid of the glass from a phone.
The worst case scenario that I have seen for AR is ad space. Imagine not being able to see where you are going because of an ad that pops up trying to get your attention... Privately-owned vs public owned spaces will be very weird to navigate....
Thank you for covering this Phil. When technology changes I find myself looking into it. As AR will have a big impact on me as a animator, I need to stay up to date. I think any changes is always going to scare people at first. Especially if it might affect our privacy. But the idea that maybe being able to use AR for new things is interesting. I wonder how far they will push it to and try to make it work.
I think that the transition for the add at the end was a little to abrupt. However, I am thankful that for this morning deep dives you are having sponsors help you fund them. And it was placed at the end of the video in a rather unobtrusive. I think that these deep dives offer something valuable to the youtube space and I am glad to see anything that makes them more sustainable to make.
1: Robotics;Notes is a show about the good and bad potentials of AR 2: as for the mall map, most likely the directions would lead you past more merchandise like how shop layouts are set up currently in an attempt to make you buy more, rather than being straightforward directions
so, if an app is constantly seeing what people are seeing and constantly updating the info within a store in real time then you could , theoretically, tag some obscure game or movie or album you're looking for and as soon as something "sees" it you could get an update to see where in your city it exists, if it exists at all.
I love these vids, Phil, please don't ever stop. 😊 I am completely in the middle. AR is fascinating, but also frightening to me. I love how technology can improve our lives and make things more fun and helpful. On the flipside; I don't need any more of my personal info being tossed out there like confetti for more annoying ads and harassing phone calls. I'll also being making a switch to apple. I didn't know how invasive and reckless google really was with our personal info.
One thing I thought of is, if it is possibly, to make public zones and private zones. If you are in a public zone all the AR information will be public, stores, parks, etc. If you in a private zone then it should be illegal for any company from getting AR information, neighborhood, churches, government buildings.
Just spoke at a conference about AR/VR and AI. It is going to be compelling for interactivity and self-sufficiency. It will be game changing to teach concepts quickly. Its misuse is also a big concern so more to come on how it converges with day-to-day life.
Article 13 just passed ... I'm looking forward to watching your take on it
Just get a VPN, mate.
A few years down the line there is going to be a movie called Article 13, bet. Will it be a distopian horror or a thought piece on the benefits? We'll see.
@@meredith899 vpn's wont do shit, this is going to affect the websites themsleves not the isp
@@VvissiaA with vpn, you can access data that are not meant for the EU region. Viewing a website as if you are in Asia or America.
@@7761311pro Most websites upholding eu law won't segment themselves based on region, they will filter everything, including from nations outside of the eu. No amount of vpn's will save you from that.
Unskippable advertisements in AUGMENTED REALITY.
The Koolaid Man bursting through walls at random moments.
Billy Mays’s ghost popping up to tell you _wait there’s more!_
This would really up the anti when taking drugs like Molly. Like.... The shit made of nightmares.
This better be a Black Mirror episode!
Vincente Parker there were Pop Up ads like this in Altered Carbon on Netflix.
Oh boy, that's gonna scare people.
OOOOHHHHH YEAH!
Not only is it invasive, but having my phone camera always on and uploading data sounds like a major battery drain.
AC4X with the power of 5g it will save battery don't worry 👀
@G you lost any credibility when you said check your privilege 😂
@G r/iamverysmart
@G r/iamverysmart
@G Being an "Apple Genius" isn't inherently all that impressive. I worked in AppleCare for 5+ years and spoke with plenty of disappointing "Geniuses".
I am very surprised they didn't touch at all on pop up / targeted ads, which is going to be the end game of this technology.
How dare you
Adblock bro. Going to be essential.
AR + Adds = What a mess.
yeah, glossed over who *buys* this collected data
Augmented billboards
You could even blackout certain landmarks or art things that you have to pay to unlock. Irl Microtransactions.
Living off the grid is slowly starting to sound like a good idea
I agree.
@@neoasura yep, because the guy walking next to you will be on the grid recording you. Fun times.
Good luck
Just wait porn to arrive and you see a BOOM on the industry
So true.. it is because of that industry we have things like Twitch and UA-cam, when it comes to the internet it tends to be the porn industry leading the way. Probably why VHS and DVD won their battles.. don't remember ever hearing about Laser Disc porn LOL
Uh, there is VR porn. XD
@@lapsedgoth yeah but no one is doing AR porn as of yet LOL.. that'd be weird but I can see it happening.
Your 2d waifus are real now!
@@azarinevil some people have way too much money to spend on that shit. Soon you'll need to buy the robo sex doll, and an AR headset so she can be deepfaked into anybody you want.
I love this episode. Im a college student studying cybersecurity and we have been talking about AR and privacy and a lot of people don’t understand the security concerns with things like this
Can you give an example of a security concern not immediately evident with common sense?
@@OvertonWindex How about physical packet thieves and stalkers harvesting data about where you live and where you've been all day?
@@AnimatorBlake if it's there, and useful, someone is stealing it. I said no common sense. Something you need to pay someone to teach you.
I’d also love to hear about these less obvious concerns that people don’t understand
I think most reasonably intelligent people are quite aware of the possible security and privacy concerns with this type of software.
We’re calling it Augmented Reality but I, a true GAMER knows this is just HUD irl
Someone finally put it into words.
Pretty much
At some point in the future someone will definitely make an "ordinal scale" like game mark my words...
Categorically, it is called AR based on what it can do beyond gaming. Also the acronym HUD used by our government supersedes the meaning of what HUD is in the tech world so Augmented Reality is a better fit. Search HUD designers, etc. and you'll get housing results.
I just want AR to look like the scouter headset from Dragon Ball Z
agree!
I mean, who doesn't? I need to know who's power level is over 9,000.
I had a deja vu while reading this comment and it was one of the strongest, but why a comment?
Soon
I'd be ok with the Augma from SAO Ordinal Scale. Much more minimalist
AR seems great for designers, architects, engineers, surveyors and others in similar fields but not so great for the consumer population. It's not really solving a problem for consumers.
Jameson Detweiler's positives for AR seem weak. He says it will remove the glass between us and our instagram. I get what he wants to achieve but he says that it needs to be designed in a way that is safe and secure and doesn't invade privacy, but the technology by its nature is invasive.
As a consumer I would enjoy the "point me to the exact location and row and shelf of product x in this mall/store though" would require some heavy integration with all the stores probably though...
Yelp's app has had the monocle AR feature for years and consumers find it helpful for travel, etc. AR's use is quite vast... Example: imagine how many travelers would love to find their gate and restroom faster by just hovering the app and the requested located appear? Theme park apps already use it for crowd separation visuals, so it's place in the every day life aspect is quite vast.
That’s how I felt when smart phones first came out. It was something you didn’t need but something you couldn’t give up once you had it. Now everyone and their mother has one and that also includes the homeless. I have a feeling AR will be similar.
Benefit: Slightly improved social media and shopping experience
Drawback: Dystopian future where people cannot tell what reality is.
Tough decision...
she's super optimistic if she thinks there won't be targeted ads all over. You won't have any issue distinguishing reality and AR with the way companies love to budge their way in.
Umm no. Your going to be able to tell the difference between reality and virtual reality. If you can't tell the difference between the two you're mentally I'll. The real problem would be people who hate their lives and not wanting to leave this perfect world of theirs.
Cirrus Fox exactly. if you can’t tell what’s real and what’s not, remove the AR device! if the thing you’re encountering disappears, then it’s not real! 😂
Maeve Reilly until they begin installing these technologies in our brain at birth
That’s only if we let it. This is a completely voluntary thing and is only going to become invasive if we don’t think ahead which by watching this this we are thinking ahead
Remember the Equifax data breach? Yeah, privacy is dead, VPN or no
i can't believe you just called tim apple tim cook
At least, Trump didn't confuse Cook with the South Park character, Timmy. 🤣
Nicely played.
Tim cook ed an apple
At least Tim Apple doesn't use slave labor to create his products.
AR would be amazing for cars. Imagine seeing video-game style direction markers on the road while driving.
I dont trust it. In the wrong hands...it could be catastrophic
mxchic05 agreed. And it’s almost surely going to be in the wrong hands, i.e. companies looking to make a profit. Corporations and companies exist to make money, and protecting individuals isn’t necessarily conducive to that goal. History shows us that companies will protect their bottom line before considering the ethics of their actions. And government is all too willing to let that happen. They are swayed by money and power, and big corporations and the ultra-wealthy are the ones with money and power. We as individuals don’t have powerful lobbyists to protect our interests, so I don’t have a lot of faith that things would go well for us.
Catastrophic? Catastrophic to what?
It won't be catastrophic, it'll be same shit as it is now, people will willfully give over their video streams because they'll say they don't have anything to hide - it's the standard privacy vs safety conundrum.
I need that stuff used to give us real-life anime style Yu-Gi-Oh
A Troknya Yes.
Yugioh, Magic, Pokemon
It be great to see all the games get this AR tech implemented
Okay that sounds pretty amazing. My only concern is it means we would have an AR app published by Konami.
@@AkumaKristian AR Pachinko
Yugioh Duel AR all I want even if I suck at the card game
Yes... yes
I haven't played Yugioh since pendulum monsters came out, but I might come back if that AR technology became real.
They’ve been developing it. It’s almost here
ok i can get down witht his idea
@Blank Empress But when we have AR, then we will go to driving motorcycles. Having a tournament of card games of motorcycles would be awesome. Actually AR can make Yu-Gi-Oh a big stadium sports. Also imagine splatoon AR
(Squidward on the floor)
FuuUuUuuUture!
😂👌
are people in the future going to look at this like we look at people talking about the internet or computers in the 80s and 90s
GroovyDon it’s not quite the same situation, but probably.
Oh sheeeiiit
I'm a gamer but i have to use glasses, every VR or AR experience i have had has given me a headache so i have serious doubts ill ever give a shit about it.
GroovyDon
TBH, I already look back at the first iPhone as a prehistoric artifact. And it's only been 11 years.
Without a doubt. The future is like "owh wow they had screens?" or "wait so you didn't have a chip in your head that acts as a HUD through your eyes?"
2019 "we don't want to take away the world"
2040 "Ghost in The Shell opening plays"
I appreciate you so much Phil.
Thank you to you and the entire team behind the show and research. You guys are amazing and make my day and night every single day.
Much much love from Luxembourg. My work-day would be boring and soul-crushing without you. ❤
The short film makes me think of Altered Carbon before the main character has that add blocker installed.
N M you might be interested in a Black Mirror episode - 15 Million Merits
@@namangoy ya it's one of my favorites. Though I think it's less the AR future being projected here but I think the world in the white Christmas fits in more.
So article 11 and 13 just passed, any chance you could talk about it on the Tuesday show?
I thought he already had covered it.
@@EyeDewDie he's covered like the articles and what they represent, but they've just gone through the EU parliament so now they're in full effect I guess
The people will complain, but still give in.
Isn't that the scariest part?
It happens so slowly that no one really notices.
As always.
@@pewpewlazers5702 That's the whole point. First they came for Alex Jones...
@@ChocolateAsylum The way I see it, if it makes life better we'll all give in, and it doesn't need to be scarry if we are being smart about it. I know that is a lot to ask of some people haha
Small companies, like the one that’s being interviewed for this, are just in competition with each other to be the first one to be acquired by either Apple or Google
most start-up intend to be bought out eventually.. assuming they actually make something being worth bought out about and not having a slow money-wasting death.
My Anatomy and Physiology teacher contacted someone in Google, and they brought in a bunch of phones on sticks that we would point at a QR code. Then the image would pop up. I can guarantee that it is really cool. We were able to look at enlarged 3D models of the reproductive system just floating in the air. It was cool of Google to do that for is.
I just want AR GPS so I can use the purple waypoint line from GTA to follow
Really impressed with the level of production these morning deep dives have been. This one especially is amazing! Everyone on the RR team is doing some great work, keep it up!
Zoomed out in the middle of the video and i forgot this was Philip DeFranco's video
Just wanted to say I love these early morning videos! I have been watching your show since the very start and this is one of my most favorite things you’ve done to the channel.
*mentions VPN is important in relation to today's topic*
*today's topic 100% shows how VPN would be useless in that case*
Phil literally doesn’t know what he’s talking about, he reads a script. He has researchers who make themselves familiar with the topic but Phil himself knows jack shit. He was just looking for a way to transition to sponsorships. A little messed up but oh well.
You're right, VPNs won't help much in AR's case. But Phil also had invasion of privacy as a topic, which VPNs protect us from in today's world. Yes - VPNs don't relate to future AR tech, but Phil was simply applying the VPN to a more present form of privacy invasion.
However, you're right. This was mainly done simply because Nord is a sponsor. I've literally seen a video on serial killers advertising a website creator, so it might not be the most dug for comparison ever in Phil's case 😂
Thank you and your team for all the morning episodes. It really makes my day a more educated one.
could Bluetooth contact lenses be paired with phones so that all control and processing of the AR experience is done through users mobiles?
If you can fit a camera, screen, Bluetooth antenna and maybe a battery in your lens... sure
Fantastic piece, I gotta share this one
SAD day that for Sweden, SAD day for EU. RIP internet as we know it.
Never new about this but the AR thing really helps me for a paper I'm writing!! Keep up the work love your content Philip DeFranco!!
I don't like the idea of it mapping my life so any random person could know me as intimately as my husband does.
Watch the anime ghost in the shell. It's a movie, not a serialized TV show. But real ar is going to happened once we reach singularity.
Hope you don't own a cellphone... Apple or otherwise then.
The morning videos have gotten so professional. These certainly compete with news pieces from NPR and other large news organizations. I honestly almost forget this is the Phillip DeFranco show while I’m listening.
Phil, trusting a VPN isn't perfect. Pushing a product while covering Internet privacy seems like a bias when you don't talk about the problems VPNs have. Without certain browsers and personal practices, the VPN doesn't do much. I'm not saying stop with your sponsor, just educate people on more both sides of the argument of strengths and weaknesses of using a VPN to be truly anonymous on the net.
Thank you for these extra videos Philip James Franchini Jr.
Good morning you beautiful bastards. Hope you have a wonderful day.
I’m fine with it, as long as it’s minimal and optional. The introduction of navigation features will cause places to remove traditional signage, forcing AR to be necessary in order to get around. I don’t want to have to put AR glasses on to find the spaghetti sauce at Walmart
I know you could only cover so much but I think you missed a big application of ar: filters. They span' so many different applications (Snapchat, Tiktok, Instagram, etc. ) and affect so many users.
ar filters are mostly just a form of vanity if you ask me...
but least it lets me know who to avoid on dating websites.. XD
Holy shit YES. You do not know how perfect this video is. Gotta do a news package about vr and ar this will help a lot. Thank you Phil and his team even if it's just coincidence
POKÉMON GO WAS BASED ON THE HARD WORK WE DID AS #INGRESS AGENTS DAMMIT 🤣 How can we leave out #Ingress? Oh right, because nobody has heard of it 😁
Sarai Pahla I head of it after Pokémon go
We built Pokemon Go with little to no fanfare.
At least WE know our part.
@@nelsonman1231 Glad you heard of it at all
@@peazeralus Umm no - we submitted the portals that Niantic used to build your arenas. Y'all just enjoyed the fruits of our labour. You're welcome.
@@spde I... was on your side. As an Ingress agent.
Jesus.
There was an app that I used when I first an iPhone roughly 6 years ago. It was a keyboard that was over a live feed of my back camera. I could text and walk without fearing I would run into or trip over anything. I stopped using it after I realized it drained my battery. So in addition to all the privacy fears, another problem is the increased/continual usage would severely impact the battery life of a device.
Why though? VR>AR, easily.
Heck yeah
For my college project we're building and AR app that helps people learn how to do complex haircuts like skin fades and so on, it's shows a user thr guidelines on where to cut the hair.
Article 13 has been approved my life is fuckup
I live in Japan so I like that I can watch your morning videos before I go to bed and then I can watch your regular day videos in the morning before I go to work.
Just got back from an Animation class at uni where we were discussing this same issue. 😂 Views were pretty split between 'Don't be tecnophobic this could revolutionize and make everything better' and 'This is interesting but wtf though, this is really scary??'
Gonna go with excitedly scared phil. I try to b hopeful for things like this even though im at the age it takes me a while to catch on. But to see where it is when my kids grow up or how this will affect the lives of their kids. Whether or not as people it brings us together or further separates us from each other and what we call "reality' vs what their "reality" will b. .... Thanks for the 'morning dives'. Love it
If you want to use augmented reality right now, just use drugs
lots and lots of drugs :D
holy sh- thats genius
NOOOO! Do not do drugs!
smoked 1/2 oz, is that enough coz im still not seeing a picasso's painting on my walls
@@TheKazzarry try a mushroom. 😏
The part that excites me the most is that I could use it to find important things that I’ve lost. Like find my iphone but for your keys and everything else
Why are you putting "NEW" in the thumbnails and leaving it that way for months? That makes literally no sense, and it's clickbait.
I am an AR Developer. Currently we only use these point clouds that the camera helps us to get. We do not use any sort of images from the camera, that is not the output we receive in the code. We just get the location of these points. The way we work it's impossible to be able to identify anything but shapes, so privacy in that matter is not a worry.
HOLY @#$& THIS IS THE MATRIX! You cant take me ! I've seen the movies!
eeeeh more like johnny mnemonic than the matrix if you ask me
AR integrated into your car windshield would be the greatest practical use of AR I can think of, A little line on the road telling you which road to take, what speed limit, information on a town when entering it... So many uses.
Next up,
A way to get even CLOSER to AR , plugs in the back of your head. Oh hi Neo.
Already someone working on Ghost in the Shell brain hard drives, has been for a few years now. We are going to get that plug in the back of the neck some how, my bet is going to be on that route since he has by far the furthest head start.
I remember seeing a video of atoms changing if they're being observed by a human, this is how they're explaining AR.
Link?
You need to go back on first we feast! 😁 you killed it last time 👍
I just wanted to say, typically when I watch these deep dives you have started to do on your channel that involve a lot of interviews and data points I often forget I am watching a Philip DeFranco video. Unless you are edited in to clarify a point I sometimes think I am watching a documentary series, which I think speaks volumes to the level of quality you work towards ingraining into your channel.
We need this tech in IKEA stores.
Holy shit are they hard to navigate, designed by master mind maze makers.
God forbid a fire were to start in one of their stores. RIP EVERYONE inside.
SunnyZ I went for the first time a couple of weeks ago. I was lost for about 20 mins.
@@SniperWolf895 xD yeah it's terrible!
Gotta be some kind of safety hazard in their shitty store design...
You’d think they would have maps to help navigate. Like an amusement park.
They got arrows on the floor that show you which way to go. D:
I am so excited for the future of AR/VR technologies. You also have to remember that many were skeptical about smart phones when they first appeared. People generally dont like change, And integrating AR in to our everyday life would be a big change.
Extra early Philly D
Talks about privacy
AR and the data streams
How it effects you and me
Possibly.
Or better yet probably
It's not that hard to see
What with current society
And dependence on technology
Honestly
Augmented reality
Surrealist banality
The doors of perception
Windowed by deception
What does this have to do with you and me?
Best one of these morning videos yet!
The city centre where I live has tons of cameras, the bus I take to work has cameras, the hospital where I work has cameras.
We're already on camera most of the day.
I work in a lab at UC Davis that is helping to research AR for something good. We are currently working on a way for AR to be integrated with 3D medical scans so surgeons can use AR to see exactly where they are and what lies just beneath the tissue during surgeries.
I can't wait for the day where instead of playing a game with a controller you are in the game playing as the charecter/you
J Drako but then you would never want to be out of the game haha
@@danieltaylor3625 true very true
@@ApesAmongUs true but it would be nice to be kratos or link hell even doom guy.
ApesAmongUs What sport can I fight a dragon in?? And who’s been keeping this information from me??
Love your morning vids, GREAT INFO! Thank you Phil!!
AR is not something i really care for, im much more waiting for more development for VR
Love these morning shows!
Also, they need a better name than Augmented Reality. I nominate the term "Virtuality"
As a person who is studying Cloud Computing this is an amazing video. I think the deciding factor for this will be the quality of service that AR will provide and if people will deem it worth losing some or in worse case scenario all of their privacy. IMO its inevitable, that this will take place and the growth of such technologies will rise exponentially with the advancement of quantum processor. The professor who mentioned a dystopian future as in black mirror knows exactly how dangerous having such private data out in the public.
So what the dude is saying worst case scenario we all become "slaves" that can not even see anything, soon to be unable to tell reality from a screen. The best case scenario is we get rid of the glass from a phone.
The worst case scenario that I have seen for AR is ad space. Imagine not being able to see where you are going because of an ad that pops up trying to get your attention... Privately-owned vs public owned spaces will be very weird to navigate....
With every new phone, the 1st thing I do is block the mic ability and put tape over the camera. Who, me? Paranoid? Pfft.
Just because I'm paranoid, doesn't mean they're not after me.
@@someothergrl16 Territorial Pissings. Rip Kurt
So happy to have 2 shows - this is my evening/night show in Korea!
Always wen he says my name is Phillip I think MY NAME IS JEF XD
Thank you for covering this Phil. When technology changes I find myself looking into it. As AR will have a big impact on me as a animator, I need to stay up to date. I think any changes is always going to scare people at first. Especially if it might affect our privacy. But the idea that maybe being able to use AR for new things is interesting. I wonder how far they will push it to and try to make it work.
Yugioh battles sound fun lol I haven’t played since I was a kid but if AR was a thing then it would be awesome
I'd start playing again if that came out.
I think that the transition for the add at the end was a little to abrupt. However, I am thankful that for this morning deep dives you are having sponsors help you fund them. And it was placed at the end of the video in a rather unobtrusive. I think that these deep dives offer something valuable to the youtube space and I am glad to see anything that makes them more sustainable to make.
That's great and all, but ... can it be used for Porn?
Plus, it can probably recognize and map your body.
1: Robotics;Notes is a show about the good and bad potentials of AR
2: as for the mall map, most likely the directions would lead you past more merchandise like how shop layouts are set up currently in an attempt to make you buy more, rather than being straightforward directions
Sorry for being a weeb, but shit we are really a step away from Ordinal Scale.
U mean SAO,ALO,Accel World,Espera,Royal Garden...i could go on for an hour ..
SAO would be cool, but it's a long way away, before we can literally project the Game straight into our brain, like if we were dreaming the game.
@@caseyjones8246 Ordinal scale used Ar
Abhishek Singh
XD I say Ordinal Scale cause the movie uses AR tech which is what the news was about. Rather than SAO/ALO that use and focus on VR.
so, if an app is constantly seeing what people are seeing and constantly updating the info within a store in real time then you could , theoretically, tag some obscure game or movie or album you're looking for and as soon as something "sees" it you could get an update to see where in your city it exists, if it exists at all.
Phil, y u no reapply sunblock?
I love these vids, Phil, please don't ever stop. 😊
I am completely in the middle. AR is fascinating, but also frightening to me. I love how technology can improve our lives and make things more fun and helpful. On the flipside; I don't need any more of my personal info being tossed out there like confetti for more annoying ads and harassing phone calls. I'll also being making a switch to apple. I didn't know how invasive and reckless google really was with our personal info.
I would try to be an ar UA-camr but I’m just bad at games (anyone else lol)
So I’m probably just gonna do my regular stuff😂
Hahaha, I'm just too poor for AR.
It's the morning time for me it's 9:30 it's good to be informed throughout the day to specially when I wake up
Hello my fellow beautiful bastards!
I'm writing a paper on AR. I'm totally going to use this as a source.
There is a much more interesting and influential technology to talk about; AI
One thing I thought of is, if it is possibly, to make public zones and private zones. If you are in a public zone all the AR information will be public, stores, parks, etc. If you in a private zone then it should be illegal for any company from getting AR information, neighborhood, churches, government buildings.
It’s my birthday today can I get a happy Birthday
Happy birthday from Australia
Happy Birthday from Ontario dude!
Andrew Ace thanks
Tristan Thomas thank you
My city (Calgary) is doing a huge AR initiative for our downtown core. Makes me proud of where I live
Just spoke at a conference about AR/VR and AI. It is going to be compelling for interactivity and self-sufficiency. It will be game changing to teach concepts quickly. Its misuse is also a big concern so more to come on how it converges with day-to-day life.
SAO:ordinal scale the first thing that comes to mind whenever AR is the topic.
That short film was very busy, but looked very informative. Great video guys.
YES! MY EXTRA MORNING NEWS SHOW!