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Future Technologies such as Artificial Intelligence,

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Thank you. Hello this is Richard Jacobs with the future tag podcast. I have Daniel Smalley.

He's at Brigham Young University and the physicist in, you know, physicist there in Provo, Utah.

We would be talking about 3D projections

or 3D holograms.

So this would be a pretty cool call.

So Daniel, thank you for coming. Yeah, my pleasure. Yes, I guess as a layperson, I don't really know much about holograms. Like what is a hologram versus a 3D projection and then let's talk about how you're improving it.

Well, I think that the biggest difference is the screen.

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