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From: rick_s on 27 Jun 2010 19:59 On 6/28/2010 0:05, rick_s wrote: > Alwaaaaays be closing. lol > > Seeing that display and imagining a life-like Zul AI assistant that we > all will be teaching new things to made ask for the first time, is this > really a good idea? > > Well we can always count on the pentagon. > > Are we collectively more intelligent that any of us individually? > > Can you say that in Einstein's day he was the smartest and if so, could > he beat Zul up if he had to? > > Cause we can have an Einstein too then. > > Holowars. We would all be watching them. > > I think the small screen beside the typical 2D or 3D monitor is a good > sensible way to start. Based on the AI Librarian concept. > > That's useful, and manageable for normal people and shouldn't be 45,000 > dollars like the one in the last post. Mind you that page is from 2005. > > Integration with your pc, the TV, the cell phone, the various > multi-media players you have already. They all serve a useful purpose. > > I have known people with a TV that could answer the phone with the > remote. Why on earth anyone wanted that I have no idea. > > Less is not more. If you only have one screen, will you only have one > company? > > Maybe 320x320x320 is not really the size we need since it is tempting to > go with a door shaped screen. > But then an animated scene with background that you might use or not, > makes it even better I think. > It depends on how much room you have I suppose. > > Typically the screens are not cubic they are widescreen. > > The screen size could be any size but the image might be square or > cropped or stretched but stretched it would look stupid. > > The computer manages resolution and it will then as well I suspect. > > So you should be able to have any shape you want at some point. > > Maybe a round screen. Somehow I think the door shape seems more > ergonomic today. It fits in with the AI concept. Otherwise you might as > well just replace your screen. > Well to each their own but if we go with the clear panel concept and then like in Paycheck, at some point a few weeks laterm, remove the panel, so that you have a small scene free standing hologram style as if it was an animated Zuul collector scene right there from a comic shop... I guess it is actually Gozer the Gozerian and not Zuul. Somehow Zuul seems a better fit for her name. http://i.imagehost.org/0974/GozerStanding.jpg A little soft lighting, a throne to sit on, and you could zone out just watching the bats fly around her head in your room late at night. No screen, just little people. (or creatures) I guess we shouldn't worry about the screen. A cube is a cube is a cube. |