AI has it's place. Think of it as a helper, not a replacer. A person who knows how to use it to enhance their ideas and bring things to the table and complete the low level 'mundane stuff', then it saves the person time, however if it is used to replace their thinking on all aspects of a task, then that's a concern. People who use AI to replace every task of a challenge isn't going to benefit from this technology as all they will do is replace their own skills by the technology.
I am wondering how is this different to the Google Glass and now we have a re introduction of this technology with a new face. i.e. Meta glasses look like normal glasses. There is still that privacy concern if people are bother with this as an issue.
That's exactly right. This is a big market and this gives consumers another option to choose best priced rides. Think like you mentioned such as booking.com, sky scanner, Agoda, Expedia etc etc. Competition is good.
I agree, from my LinkedIn experience, I find there is a lot of connecting but nothing after that when you engage these new connections. X is something I am exploring further. There is many requests to join courses and webinars. I am probably still trying to learn best way to use it.