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The Motorreeen look was honestly a good decade ahead of its time. Worth riffling through still x.com/MotorReeen/m...

"What will AI remember about you? How might its own memory of you shape the way it interacts with you, years from now? And who do your memories belong to?"

On digital clutter and memory ohistudio.substack.com/p/delete

I don't even specifically remember this song it wasn't a big hit, but it came up in a youtube playlist and the nostalgia really sets in around 4:30 wow youtu.be/Bhk7cjjLVXI?...

Did a bit of writing on substack about the end of shared reality. Not entirely new but considering current geopolitical events, it quickly becomes obvious how profound this quite subtle idea could become. Welcome to 2026. ohistudio.substack.com/p/you-are-here

Mood going into 2026

Thought experiment from 18 months ago: What if you can draw on the world, in AR in world space? Might as well publish it, otherwise its just sitting there rotting on a drive. Join the free TestFlight here to have a sneak preview but it'll be out on IOS soon. testflight.apple.com/join/1E9RUeVr

This is a great read by Leonie Engel on AI world models and collaborative world-building. I can imagine a platform similar to VRChat or Sansar where you can explore generated worlds together in an embodied way, meet someone somewhere and hang... 1/3 theprompters.substack.com/p/take-my-wo...

This special project spanning more than two years involved close collaboration with the museums in Cairo, as well as designing meaningful, easy-to-use AR experiences for audiences of all ages. It was such a privilege to be involved. I'll post more details below 👇 tinyurl.com/26azqjlr

This special project spanning more than two years involved close collaboration with the museums in Cairo, as well as designing meaningful, easy-to-use AR experiences for audiences of all ages. It was such a privilege to be involved. I'll post more details below 👇 tinyurl.com/26azqjlr

We’ve been working on an #AR #AI language learning tool for some time, but now reworked it for #SnapAR #Spectacles. What feels really frictionless about this is pointing as an input method, giving us a contextual understanding within a scene 1/2

Talking about what art means, among many other things. A way of collective processing? An artist says 'this is how I experience it, what it means to me' and this gives us all a reference point. And so art by many becomes a shared archive of the human experience.

We live in the upside down world

We then translate the object and pronounce it in your chosen language. As well as show an example sentence. It works really reliably on most objects you'll find anywhere you may go. Its a very simple, but natural and effective mechanic, and a really fun way to learn by doing 2/2

The ISIS Prisons Museum (IPM) is a virtual space, combining digital storytelling with interactive presentation to raise awareness about the crimes of ISIS and help reveal the fate of those who disappeared in its prisons
www.isisprisons.museum/en

The ISIS Prisons Museum (IPM) is a virtual space, combining digital storytelling with interactive presentation to raise awareness about the crimes of ISIS and help reveal the fate of those who disappeared in its prisons. Please explore their website for more information: www.isisprisons.museum/en

Over the past months we've been part of an important project, building an exhibition with the team at the @isisprisonsmuseum.bsky.social. Their first exhibition was open to the public at UNESCO in Paris earlier this month and was attended by over a thousand visitors on the first day 1/4