Thinking On Paper

Have you ever wondered how technology might transform human experience? Perhaps you have considered the long term. But what about the next three years?

In this conversation with Wevr's founders Anthony Batt and Neville Spiteri, Jeremy and Mark learn about immersive digital experiences and AI's potential to reshape our world.

Anthony and Neville are tech veterans - with backgrounds spanning Craigslist's origins, VFX, gaming, and virtual reality. They break down critical questions about human-technology interaction.

Tune in and you'll learn how emerging technologies are creating unprecedented opportunities for collective experiences, presence, and empathy through immersive design.

In three years time VR, and AI will have changed every human interaction.

Key questions include:

1. How AI could fundamentally change human perception and interaction.

2. Technical requirements for creating truly immersive digital experiences.

3. The importance of "presence" in virtual environments.

4. Potential transformations in how humans learn, create, and connect

Whether you're a technologist, creative professional, or simply curious about future innovations, this discussion offers a compelling glimpse into how emerging technologies might unlock new dimensions of human potential.

Please enjoy the show

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TIMESTAMPS
(00:24) Craigslist
(01:58) VFX Gaming & Unreal Game Engine
(06:00) 3 Years In AI
(09:32) What Will You Be Doing With AI In 3 Years?
(13:47) Wevr: 10 Year In Emerging Technology
(14:17) The True Immersive Experience
(16:12) Collapsing Virtual Space
(18:01) When You Are Not You
(20:00) Shared Immersive Experience
(20:33) Presence: The Missing Ingredient Of Virtual Worlds
(24:27) Swimming With Whales In VR
(28:47) If We Live 300 Years, Will You Be Bored?
(31:30) The Cinematic Virtual Experience
(37:13) Storytelling Machines
(40:29) Virtual Brand World Building
(45:35) Curiosity
(48:02) Can I Be In Reservoir Dogs?
(50:11) Harry Potter: VR Modes

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