​@@CriticalSoluti0nyou realize that @Microsoft is and was always working for the military

This was perfectly put. I cannot wait to see what breakthroughs come out of the AI revolution, though of course I’m equally reserved about how it will become abused at high levels

Lol no

not at all, they are late compared to metaquest or the future apple vision, don't be fooled by the marketing strategy, the hardware is quiet the same, the only difference is the way they tried to sell it, quest will do the same than apple vision, than this one, try to understand than is like 3 company try to sell the same computer but in different way, one will say you can do gaming, the other one will say you can do art and the third one will say you can teamworking, but the inner product is litteraly the same... and, metaquest and pico are already the leading in the headset for professional , enterprise and university use ( also medecin, assisted surgeon and so on )

@@pigeonramier6898 does quest or pico have copilot? No. Then we are not selling the same computer.

Bro seriously, I was about to say that. It’s now a reality

Jarvis, are you there?

What did you think it’s 2023 not 2009. Tech gets better. It will get better 10 years from now

@@MementoMori_2070 Have you not noticed that for decades we had plateaued with tech big time?

Everyone will have their own assistant AI Artificial Intelligence, really fun

Don't worry, after programmers and lawyers, physicians are among the firsts to be unemployed, only medical surgery wouldn't be attacked until the advent of robots.

@@sephirothcloud3953 Programmers and lawyers are not going to be replaced. AI will help them boost productivity and efficiency. Of Course people with AI skills will be better qualified for jobs. However, they will never be replaced. AI is just a tool.

I am certainly not going to trust a surgeon who needs copilot to tell him what to do.

Yeah. But maybe we could solve health problems if we stopped companies poisoning masses. We wouldnt need to develop this advanced technology to get health.

@@yahyaa4499 definition of copium ai needs human assistance but the thing is 10 humans would manage the ai which would do the work of 10000 employees idk if you knwo or not but ai has already started massive layoffs from bog tech companies

whats ur job if i may ask?

Pedro, did you try Apple Vision Pro? I would like to get one of these devices to create a virtual office for my projects. Im an entrepreneur and I plan ideas and projects for living. So my idea is to create "virtual offices" to invite partners, investors and potential team members. I understand Microsoft HoloLens is more focused in work tasks and Apple Vision Pro are more focused on entertainment at this early stage. I believe you might have an answer for my requirements since you used it :) If not, don't worry hahah :) Thanks! :)

@nicolasmango290 I have both an original HoloLens and a Magic leap 2 plus an Apple Vision Pro. I don’t have a HoloLens 2 but I have used one before and it is very old at this point (almost 5 years) and the tech inside it is pretty outdated for current see through AR standards, Microsoft hasn’t updated it in forever unfortunately. Magic leap 2 is currently the state of the art for optical see through AR hardware, not Hololens 2. And to answer your question, what do you mean by a “virtual office”? If you just mean getting rid of your monitors and using virtual displays than Apple Vision Pro is by far and away the best option and it’s not even remotely close, honestly it’s really the only headset that if functional at all for that use case. The image quality on HoloLens 2 is awful for looking at text or detailed images, and the field of view is quite small. Magic leap 2’s fov is noticeably better but the image quality still isn’t great for detailed things like text. The image quality is much, much better on Vision Pro than either one of them, and in terms of virtual monitors it is really the only game in town.

I wanna know more :D

the point of tech is for it to be used as a tool. the pessimistic perspective, although necessary to avoid pitfalls, is mainly used for fear mongering after watching too many a.i. dystopian movies

@@jonanddy the point of tech in today's world is to reduce costs, improve quality and quantity of output. Where do you see human workers when they are less intelligent than the machines? This advert shows human workers in control of tools which is lovely, but unrealistic imho. Future workspaces will have very, very few human workers. In fact, Elon Musk is having factories built now which will be operated by Optimus robots. The question you should be asking, is what are our governments doing to prepare for the coming transition? We need a lot of intelligence applied to our civil services to reconfigure society now.

I can see where you’re coming from, but having a family business who’s clients technicians are dumb enough to break complex 6 digit worth machines. It’s easier to augment our own technicians with these tools than add the complexity of another machine that somehow fixes the broken machine. Which the client’s technician is gonna break either or somehow.

@@robigan I'm guessing the way it will go, is complex 6 digit machines won't need human technicians... They will become more robust and simpler in design, or replaced by simpler, cheaper solutions when complete companies can be spun up using an AI workforce. Robots in development now will outperform human workers. (see Optimus and Eureka developments in robotics).

@@BrianMosleyUK as long as AI keeps hallucinating no amount of intelligence will be enough to replace us

Way waaay better than VR.

Thanks

They should have a super-powerful AI with complete control of the space ship. Yk just so there are no mistakes made!!

@@jaredhead9503 Well, that's a bit creepy considering '2001: A Space Odyssey' XD. Maybe not complete control, but certainly essential for spaceships.

@@jaredhead9503 There is a movie about that " The wanderung earth"

@@IsJonBP that comment is clearly sarcastic lol it’s making the same point you are

how, exactly? This video is just hyppe. They don't even have the hardware to do anything like this. Hololens is an absolute joke.

@@angrygreek1985 they do have the hardware, they just showed it to you. It’s just not consumer hardware because consumer hardware isn’t their strategy. Consumer software is, and since they have this multimodal AI, they can ultimately sell this experience to anyone with a mixed reality headset (Quest 3, Vision Pro, etc)

@@TheLordTikiYeah, because technicians are going to walk around the workplace with a Vision Pro or Quest 3 on their face. Get real! It's never going to happen and this entire premise is nothing more than a brainchild that will never be realized. All of those MR/AR diagrams of the machines in this demo had to be made by someone, as they would need to be made for literally everything/anything that requires service to be worked on. (for the demo they are just CGI) This world of wearing some AR device on your head so you can fix your plumbing, work on your car, or work on some robot in the company's factory is never going to happen because its in the best interest of the manufacturers for you to NEVER be able to do that so they can charge out for maintenance.

I mean, Im talking about the whole year! had you experienced the state of flow with Copilot inside windows ?? @@angrygreek1985

@@angrygreek1985 Many Hardware Diagrams are available. The manufacturer can have their service plan subscriptions, or they can implement it in their service centers, and then there is Open Source in IOT. Will this be a reality soon? No. But this tech won't stop.

Feels like Google has lost the game..

Innovation through acquisition only

​@@rawfromnowhere so

Just wait before AI models get the addition of video modality !

It's just PR. Not real.

@@miraculixxs you've been sleeping on A.I my guy, this tech is really not that surprising anymore. You have no idea what's coming.

@@miraculixxs You mean PR as in projected reality right? I knew that's what it was. 🙂 I still think it is awesome. Imagine the implications of this once scaled up. Firefighters can rescue people from burning buildings by knowing the lay-out of the house via PR, surgeons can see 3D model of the heart in real-time? We're getting very close to JARVIS.

@@Soundcore-cd7uz if it's real how come it is not being used? Talk is cheap

Much worse. Manna is coming to the real world.

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No no, the build in filtering system 😉

Well, no, they just made a nice video that looks like Jarvis. Because you know, it's a video.

Do you know the titel by any chance?

unfortunely not@@skemil

Hey Dyatlov. Whats the reading on the high level dosimeter? Dyatlov: Its over 9000!!!!!!!

Tell me you don’t work in technical manual labor without telling me you work in technical manual labor.

Literally people who are using the tool in these applications obviously already know the technicality and knowledge of everything the whole point is it assists them. Imagine not having to look up and go through technical sheets to find tolerance clearances. Or asking for a diagram of a schematic of the equipment you are working on. It's not going to replace critical thinking skills.@@dwightk.schruteiii8454

Asking for a wiring diagram is not delegating critical thinking. It’s what we always do, this just makes it easier.