My novel Gu takes a slightly different approach to telepresence avatars: “gupes,” duplicates of yourself in…

My novel Gu takes a slightly different approach to telepresence avatars: “gupes,” duplicates of yourself in programmable matter, which can be and act anywhere in the world as if you were physically present.

But VR telepresence and telepresence robots are interesting steps, for sure.

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“In my mind, a hyperconnected, borderless world will be a more creative, lucrative, healthy and, frankly, exciting one.”

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2 responses to “My novel Gu takes a slightly different approach to telepresence avatars: “gupes,” duplicates of yourself in…”

  1. Rita de Heer Avatar

    I’n my mind, a hyperconnected, borderless world will be a more creative, lucrative, healthy and, frankly, exciting one.”

    I can’t imagine how more health comes into it. And lucrative will always be some people.

  2. Mike Reeves-McMillan Avatar

    With more connection comes more flow of knowledge and resources. Also, more innovation.

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