smartphone

“Because the glasses are on your face, they're not in your pocket, and they have the ability over time, not immediately, to become aware of the world and to understand what you're trying to do in the world they can actually be very proactively helpful just to y…”

“We're a long ways from that for a bunch of reasons, not the least of which being the technology is not ready yet, but also because The application ecosystems will take a long time to transfer and user behaviors take a long time to change. So I think we have a …”

“There's no need for them. There's nothing good that comes of it, and Ginja's, all of Ginja's reasons for it being bad, but no, I mean, what do students need a phone? They're in a place where there's adult supervision, and there are wired phones. If God forbid …”

“I don't think it replaces the centerpiece of the phone. I think it just adds value to your life in a very different way.”

“And my belief is, 10 to 15 years from now, when people see, like, videos of people walking around the streets looking down at their phone, it's gonna be like when you see people smoking cigarettes in a restaurant.”

“20 years from now, people are going to look back at like videos of people walking around, looking at their phones, and it's going to look like smoking cigarettes in an airplane. Like, you're just going to be like, I cannot believe people actually did that. And…”

“It also doesn't sound like the type of thing that's, you know, people are going to leave their smartphones behind anytime in the next five to 10 years.”

“At some point, we think that they'll be ubiquitously used by people providing a ton of value. That doesn't mean phones are gonna go away, but I think you'll see wearables be used for some of the things that you do on phones today. And a bunch of things that yo…”

“Even, even, even the best phones that we have right now are, can only run extremely small models at this point in time.”

“I'm a big advocate of the fact that for like real time translation, we actually have all of the devices that we need, like the airports that we have, like the phone that we have that actually suffices for that.”