In 2023, let’s resolve not to jump to conclusions about how technology might or might not change your life. No one really knows.
, despite predictions that those gadgets would become part of your life. And hey, a year ago, I bet you didn’t think Elon Musk would own Twitter right now.I'm not trying to shame anyone for being bad at fortune telling. Predictions are often wrong and new technology tends to take many years to catch on. But even experts have proved so off base with tech forecasts that we really shouldn't take them too seriously.
You’re going to have lots of opportunities to practice your new resolve. This year, for example, there will likely be a bunch of hype about a computer for your face reportedly set to beLots of companies have been developing goggle-type things that push you into virtual reality like the Meta Quest, or intoWill Apple's face computer be the moment when virtual reality and similar technologies start to become something for everyone? Shrug.
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