Honestly, this is probably the next game changing tech. There are lot of uses for AR. Size, style, and battery life are probably the biggest issues to overcome.

Brave as fuck. It’s a call for all of us to do a little more. What’s happening in our world shouldn’t be the norm anymore.

If it doesn’t matter then why change it at all?

Doesn’t this open up a clear pathway way to discrimination?

Even AI and data has bias, add that with malicious intent, and what stops a grocer from charging exploited communities higher prices?

Can’t wait for the Mars shuttle recall…

Obvious ad is obvious. Just get a Steam Deck at that price point.

Thank you Lina Khan!

So Taylor Swift is going to buy it next?

I have a subscription only because it was added on to another service. I wouldn’t be surprise if they padded their numbers by giving out accounts as paired deals.

Why is everyone on a race to the bottom nowadays? Almost every action a consumer makes is becoming monetized.

Thanks for sharing this

Sadly you’re right. We at least need the basic rule of labeling content that used AI

AI can be such a great tool, but they just use it for this crap… We need regulation

Why use any human-like image then? A lot of amateur fashion designer on instagram use mannequins or busts. The models are serving a purpose. Removing them means someone loses a job.

If we look at this from top-down you’re right because the company is saving a cost. But from the bottom-up, you’ve just become more expendable. This leads into the arguments others have been making, what happens when eventually people can’t work? And why should we use technology to serve the few and not the many?

They frame this article in such a weird way. Like replacing the models and their jobs was justified because they had egos etc…

I can see similar framing used to replace other workers because they want to be paid fairly or do something drastic like take bathroom breaks… :D

Sadly all that crazy seems totally possible with Microsoft involved.

Just… yay!

That is some how cool and creepy all at once. I guess it gives a macro-view of what we consider attractive.