When I see something I want to remember to do something about later, I find it helpful to snap a photo of it with my phone. That way, I’ll have everything I need in order to ask, “Why the hell did I take this picture?” when I find it in my camera roll three years later.

This week’s Overmorrow is mostly about VR/AR, but only slightly less about how AI is crammed into everything. ‘I don’t want AI to sit on my face.’

Overmorrow

I don't want AI to sit on my face.

“Nobody wants to strap a computer to their face.” That’s what I remember from when the Apple Vision Pro was announced. I heard it on podcast...

I turn 47 this month, and I'm starting to wonder: when does middle age end and the Renaissance begin?

Second issue of Overmorrow will be published in six hours! It won’t always be about AI, but AI does make another appearance this week. Thank you to everyone who has subscribed so far!

Overmorrow

Overmorrow

Thoughts from the near present.

This is where I toot from.

You say “Chronic procrastinator not pulling his weight on the team,” I say “Revolutionary throwing his body upon the gears of the capitalist machine.” To-may-to, to-mah-to.

You kids think you can antagonize us with 6-7? 6-7 is nothing. We survived the Rickroll Wars.

I put the muah in muah ha ha ha ha.

MAGA screens are all HD because 4K is one too many.

Maybe the real reason Big Tech turned on us is that their original plan was to monetize our search history by advertising things we were looking for, but we were all looking for things nobody wants to sell, like "better working conditions" and "social justice" and "affordable housing." #enshittification