Apple’s VisionPro has just been shipped

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This has been the case several times in the past. This time we finally saw the dawn of the second wave. From this perspective, Sam Altman is right. We should think about products based on the premise that AGI will come. How about being more specific? How to think about future-oriented products on the basis that AGI will come? In this thinking process, I personally feel that two points are the most critical: one is the Turing test mentioned before (see: A single spark of AI will surely start a prairie fire), and the other is native intelligence.

Specific judgments on both are likely to become increasingly critical as intelligence improves. 1. What is smart native? Intelligent native can be seen as a new computing paradigm. This computing paradigm Jiangsu Mobile Number List is based on real-time perception and full digitalization, with AGI as the center, integrating various algorithms for intelligent decision-making, and adhering to the principle of intelligence priority throughout the process. This may be a bit conceptual, let’s give a few examples: , what will this product look like in the future? It will be like Star-Lord's headgear in The Avengers.





This advanced headgear automatically scans the surrounding environment, makes a large amount of analysis and judgment without human intervention, and then leaves the parts that require human intervention to Star-Lord. Going back from this kind of science fiction products, we will get to VisionPro, smart speakers, and autonomous driving. Even products such as VisionPro and smart speakers that still look very primitive have very different computing methods from the GUI trend launched by Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. Icons, menus, and buttons are actually functional decompositions of the operation process, while intelligent interaction is purpose-centered and minimizes the cost of achieving the purpose。